Natural Fibers
natural fiber that comes from the seedpod of a ____ plant.
What is cotton?
Another name for manufactured fibers
What are synthetic fibers?
finish that adds color to fabric
The most basic unit of all fabrics
What is a fiber?
Lifting the iron up and down to apply pressure to one area
What is pressing.
Most expensive natural fiber that looks and feels very smooth
What is silk?
manufactured fiber most commonly used with cotton.
What is polyester?
finish that whitens and removes impurities but can weaken fabric
what is bleaching
any textile formed by the interlacing of yarns
what is weaving?
temperature of water that is used to prevent shrinking
what is cold water?
Comes from the fleece of goats, camels, sheep, and more!
Wool
lightweight, soft & smooth fiber that has a unique elasticity.
What is spandex?
water repellence
loops that are connected to each other to form a stretchy fabric
what is knitting
type of drying that allows a sweater to retain its natural shape
what is flat drying
is the oldest of natural fibers and is known for its cooling properties
What is linen?
popular fiber used for sweaters, hats, and socks.
what is acrylic?
finish that prevents garments from clinging to the body
what is anti-static?
weave typically used for denim fabrics, with an over 2, under two pattern
what is twill weave?
Icing and scraping a spot is best to remove this.
First manufactured fiber ever made
What is rayon?
finish used to prevent or harder to burn
what is flame retardant
weave typically used for lining fabrics
what is a satin weave?
Spraying this stain with hairspray before laundering.
What is the procedure for removing ink?