Textiles - A bit of everything!

I'll try to fit a load in, because it will help me, and you I hope!

Oh and some of the more random questions..I got a bit bored ;) watch out for that Haggis!

Also it's in a completely random order, because it got annoying and wouldn't reorder so I got confused and gave up.

Probably not the best way to spend the last night before my exam. You'd best like it!!

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  • Created by: Elisabeth
  • Created on: 17-05-11 21:43
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M H J F G S X V N G D S J R B I
C R F T S N E T R L N M P P U Q
K V V Q E M T Y M P N I H Y W S
D O W K B Q A K X Q X O U N W R
D B T J T Q T P P F R X V W O M
U S T N X J E U U I B W E F B N
I V A G P E C G Z U D B R N O P
L F O Y N T A O B W R V T L G E
O H G A K F N N H Q E C I V G O
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R B E G A I N E U K C H A M Y X
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C C R A J B F O H V W L O D G Y
Y R N L H L E F M V G T W K L L
M J Q O H V O F T I M X M P I X

Clues

  • Name the fibre that is made from cellulose and acetic acid (7)
  • What animal produces the fine under hair for Cashmere? (3, 4)
  • What is the direction of the wale in knitting? (8)
  • What is the direction of the weft in weaving? (10)

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Elisabeth

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Look at this comment after you've done the quiz!!!

The way i remember weft and warp are..weft, is to the left! So across the fabric, and warp is the other one, down the length vertical.

Wale (for knitting) is a whale swimming down..and course is how coarse the fabric is..on the top, across. 

Hope this helps! :) x

nicole

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Nice facts, and to my surprise, i got the bunny question right!

I thought the cotton being able to absorb 65% of its weight before dripping was a good question!

I also use that ''weft is left'' thing to help me too!! haha

Thanks for the quiz!

Beth

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you can also remember warp and weft threads as in... weft to the left and warp to the tooopp (said in a posh voice) i use the method all the time :P

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