Fabrics Apparel 2 – obj. 1.02. Fabric Construction: Weaving and Knitting.

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FabricsFabrics

Apparel 2 – obj. 1.02Apparel 2 – obj. 1.02

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Fabric Construction: Fabric Construction: Weaving and KnittingWeaving and Knitting

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Woven FabricsWoven Fabrics

Interlacing 2 Interlacing 2 sets of yarns at sets of yarns at right angles to right angles to each othereach other

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Plain WeavePlain Weave Simplest of all Simplest of all

weavesweaves Most commonMost common Over, under; Over, under;

over, underover, under **broadcloth, **broadcloth,

gingham, poplingingham, poplin muslin, and muslin, and

many othersmany others

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Twill WeaveTwill Weave

Diagonal Diagonal weaveweave

**denim, **denim, gabardinegabardine

**firm, heavy **firm, heavy weaveweave

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Satin WeaveSatin Weave

Shiny, reflects Shiny, reflects lightlight

Smooth and Smooth and slipperyslippery

Frays a lotFrays a lot **lustrous **lustrous

appearanceappearance

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Leno WeaveLeno Weave

Pairs of threads Pairs of threads crossed overcrossed over

Looks “open”Looks “open” Fruit bags, Fruit bags,

mosquito nettingmosquito netting

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Pile WeavePile Weave

Raised surfaceRaised surface Loopy or furryLoopy or furry VelvetVelvet CorduroyCorduroy

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KnitsKnits

Weft – one yarnWeft – one yarn Warp – several Warp – several

yarnsyarns Purl – looks the Purl – looks the

same on both same on both sidessides

Purl Knit

Warp Knit

Weft Knit

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Weft Knit**Weft Knit**

Uses one yarnUses one yarn **Single knit, **Single knit,

ribbed and jerseyribbed and jersey

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Double KnitDouble Knit

2 yarns and 2 2 yarns and 2 sets of needlessets of needles

Heavier and Heavier and sturdiersturdier

Doesn’t run or Doesn’t run or ravelravel

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Ribbed KnitRibbed Knit

Vertical ribs on Vertical ribs on front and backfront and back

Neck and wrist Neck and wrist bands on bands on sweaterssweaters

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Jersey KnitJersey Knit

Most common Most common knitknit

Plain, single knitPlain, single knit T-shirtsT-shirts

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Tricot KnitTricot Knit Very fine vertical Very fine vertical

wales on the right wales on the right sideside

Stable knit – lies Stable knit – lies flatflat

Doesn’t run or Doesn’t run or ravelravel

Lingerie, Lingerie, underwearunderwear

Very fast to weaveVery fast to weave

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Raschel KnitRaschel Knit

Uses extra Uses extra yarn to create yarn to create a patterna pattern

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Non-wovenNon-woven

Leather, lace, Leather, lace, felt, disposable felt, disposable fabricsfabrics

Heat, moistureHeat, moisture Adhesive, Adhesive,

bondingbonding Yarns and layersYarns and layers

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Non-wovenNon-woven

Interlocking Interlocking fibersfibers

Don’t fray or Don’t fray or ravelravel

FlexibleFlexible Might tear easilyMight tear easily

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FeltingFelting

Hot washing and Hot washing and drying wooldrying wool

ShrinksShrinks Soft and fluffySoft and fluffy

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InterfacingInterfacing

Very light to very Very light to very heavy and stiffheavy and stiff

Padding Padding (quilting)(quilting)

Fusible or sew-inFusible or sew-in

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Fabric FinishesFabric Finishes

Special treatments applied to improve Special treatments applied to improve a fabric’s appearance, texture or a fabric’s appearance, texture or performanceperformance

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““Gray Goods”Gray Goods”

Before any color Before any color or finish is added or finish is added to the product.to the product.

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BleachingBleaching

Used to Used to remove remove impurities in impurities in fabric to ensure fabric to ensure a “true dye.”a “true dye.”

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Yarn DyedYarn Dyed

Yarns are dyed Yarns are dyed before weaving or before weaving or knitting.knitting.

Good for plaids, Good for plaids, checks, and checks, and stripes. **stripes. **

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Fiber Dyed **Fiber Dyed **

AKA “Stock AKA “Stock Dyeing”Dyeing”

Natural fibers Natural fibers dyed before spun dyed before spun into yarninto yarn

Uniform color Uniform color and good color and good color fastnessfastness

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Piece Dyed**Piece Dyed**

Fabric dyed Fabric dyed after weaving after weaving or knittingor knitting

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Garment DyedGarment Dyed

Fabric is cut Fabric is cut and sewnand sewn

Entire garment Entire garment or item is dyedor item is dyed

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Printing TechniquesPrinting Techniques

Color is Color is transferred transferred to surface of to surface of fabric to fabric to form a form a patternpattern

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RollerRoller

Printing pres Printing pres with circular with circular rollersrollers

One for One for each coloreach color

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Rotary ScreenRotary Screen

Fast, Fast, inexpensiveinexpensive

3500 yards 3500 yards per hourper hour

Good for large Good for large designs**designs**

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Texture and Performance FinishesTexture and Performance Finishes

Improves Improves surface feel of surface feel of fabricfabric

Improve Improve comfort and comfort and wear abilitywear ability

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NappingNapping

Raised, Fuzzy Raised, Fuzzy FabricFabric

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SizingSizing

Extra body and Extra body and weightweight

Adds StarchAdds Starch

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WeightingWeighting

A textured finish applied to make the A textured finish applied to make the garment stiffer and heavier looking than it garment stiffer and heavier looking than it isis

Advantage is to use a cheaper lighter Advantage is to use a cheaper lighter weight fabric and make it appear stronger weight fabric and make it appear stronger than it really isthan it really is