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These run crosswise in woven fabrics
What are weft yarns
100
This comes from the flax plant
What is linen
100
The grain of the fabric which provides the greatest stretch in a fabric
What is the bias
100
The interlacing of one or more sets of yarns at right angles on a loom
What is weaving
100
Looping yarns together to make fabric
What is knitting
200
This weave produces a shiny surface
What is satin weave
200
These run lengthwise in woven fabric
What is warp yarns
200
When a weft yarn passes under the warp yarn you get this
What is plain weave
200
Weft yarns pass over and under one, two or three yarns
What is twill weave
200
Three colors equally distant from each other on the color wheel
What is triad/triadic
300
Different shades and tints of a single color
What is monochromatic color scheme
300
Mixing equal amounts of primary colors to get orange, violet and green
What is secondary colors
300
two colors directly opposite on the color wheel
What is complimentary colors
300

Daily double: One color plus the colors on each side of its complement

What is split-complementary

300
2-5 colors adjacent on the color wheel
What is analogous
400
Arranging design elements to be pleasing to the eye
What is rhythm
400
Rhythm created by a gradual increase of similar design elements
What is progression
400
Lines emerging from a central point like rays
What is radiation
400
These lines are formed by darts, seams, tucks and pleats
What is structural lines
400
Symbol for matching seams and joining garment pieces and extends out from the cutting line
What is notches
500
Standard seam width
What is 5/8"
500
Triangular fold of fabric used to control fullness
What is dart
500
Fabric edge that won't fray or ravel
What is selvage
500
Daily Double Diagram that shows how to arrange pattern pieces of fabric
What is cutting layout
500
Dark line with an arrow at each end which shows how to place the pattern pieces parallel to the selvage
What is grain line