Finals Flashcards

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Concentrated water based pigments must be used in combination with a base/extender so that pigment adheres to fabric. Ratio of extender to pigment determines shade and depth of color.

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Pigment base/extender

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1
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Water-based fabric inks set with heat

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Textile pigment

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2
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Degree to which color fades when washed

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Washfast

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3
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Degree to which color fades from light

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Lightfast

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4
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Brand of fiber reactive dye

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Procion Dye

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5
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Low impact dye used for cellulose and protein fibers. Invented in 1954 by Rattee and Stephens.

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Fiber Reactive Dyes

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6
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Plant-based fibers (eg cotton, linen, hemp)

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Cellulose fibers

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7
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Animal based fiber (wool or silk)

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Protein fiber

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8
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Powdered dye mixed into liquid solution

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Dye Solution

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9
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A synthetic nitrogen compound used as a humectant in printing and painting with all classes of dyes

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Urea

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10
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Urea mixed with water to make dye solution. 2 cups of urea to 1 gallon of water.

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Chemical Water

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11
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Sodium Carbonate, used as alkali fixative for Reactive Dyes.

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Dye activator/Sodium Acetate

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12
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Concentrated liquid wetting agent and surfactant compatible with all dye classifications. Recommended for final hot wash of reactive dyes.

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Synthrapol

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13
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Colorless water-based resist for silk painting

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Sabra silk resist

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14
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A soft, fine, lightweight silk. Varies from 5mm to 10mm.

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Habutai

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15
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Soft silk fabric with lustrous face and dull back, made with satin weave.

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Charmuese

16
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Japanese unit of weight used by textile industry as standard way to measure silk fabrics

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Momme

17
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Comes from core of rattan. Processed in China, core is machine cut into flat, flat-oval, half-round, and round shapes.

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Reed

18
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Vine-like plant that grows in SE Asia

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Rattan

19
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Fiber obtained from leaves of raffia palm. Used for making traditional coiled baskets.

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Raffia

20
Q

Wind into continuous, regularly spaced rings one above the other

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Coiling

21
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Structure made with plain weave

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Plaiting

22
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Create structure by wrapping weavers around spokes

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Twining

23
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Loosely twisted, slightly glossy 6-strand thread. Usually cotton, sometimes silk/rayon

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Embroidery floss

24
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Used to keep fabric taut while embroidering

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Embroidery hoop