Fibres and Fabrics
Fibres and Fabrics 2
Weaving
Fibres to Fabrics
100

Comes from a cotton plant seed

What is cotton

100

Natural fibre that is produced by a worm

What is silk

100
The easiest (and strongest) weave

What is plain weave (checkerboard)

100

The basic unit that makes fabric

What is a fibre

200

Name 2 animal fibres

What are wool or silk

200

Natural fibres come from animals and ______

What are plants

200

Three types of weaves

What are plain, twill and satin

200

Fibres are grouped and twisted together to form this.

What is yarn

300

Type of fibre made by adding chemicals

What is a manufactured/synthetic fibre
300

All natural fibres have certain characteristics in common - what is one of them?

They are absorbent, They shrink when washed, They are more easily wrinkled, Most are warm in the winter and cool in the summer



300

Type of weave that is really lose and snags easily.

What is satin weave.

300

These fibres are the strongest and run vertically

What are WARP fibres

400

Plant fibres are sometimes referred to as cellulose, while animal fibres are referred to as____

What are proteins

400

A combination of 2 or more fibres (usually different ones).

What is fibre blend

400

Over 2 under 1, over 2 under 1 - is how you make this type of weave.

What is twill weave.

400

Type of fabric made by pressing, glueing or forming short and long fibres.

What is non woven fabric (eg felt)