other Flashcards

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weaving as a commercial process

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Large, automated industical looms are controlled by CAD software that allows colour sheme and weave patterns.

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2
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where does commecrial dyeing takes place

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in large vats before being heated and dried

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3
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when is - stock or yarn dyed ?

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dyes the fibres before they become fabric

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4
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when is - piece dyed ?

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dyes the piece of fabric

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5
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when is - garment dyed ?

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dyes clothing once it is made

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6
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describe screen painting

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a screen with the stencil of the pattern has dye wiped over it too produce an accurate, repeatable print.It separate screen for each colour.

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7
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decribe roller printing:

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roller printing can be used for long stripped patterns.A roller for each colour has a pattern embossed on it.As the fabric passes under a rolled the colour is added on.

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8
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describe sublimation printing:

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sublimation ink is printed onto coated paper.Once heated the is transferred onto the fabric.

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9
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descibe digital printing:

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digital printing allows fabric to be printed on directly from an inkjet head.It is expensive but offeres a wide range of colours.

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10
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what is tolerance

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in textiles is the amount of acceptance variation from the specified measurments from which you can cut out pattern.

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11
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what is seam allowance

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amount of material between the edge of the fabric and the seam, and it is tested to check it meets the specification

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12
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name 4 examples of quality control

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seams are sewn straight
compononets are sewn straitgh and strong
fabric has no faults or misprints
sticthing is straight/ neat

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13
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advantages of screen printing

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cheap to make
low ecoomical print
small and large patterns
range of colours
very accurate

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14
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disandvantages of screen printing

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only one colour at a time
different screen for each print
size determined by size frame
repeat not accurate

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15
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name 4 decorative finishes:

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quilting, applique, embroidery, piping

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16
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stain resistant:
used on:

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stain resistant chmicals are applied to the fabric , dirt does not cling
used on school, soft furnishing , outdoors

17
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flame retard:
used on:

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chemicals are applied to yarn or fabric to make it less likely to catch fire.
children’s nightwear, some workwear,

18
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water resistance:

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silicone is sprayed onto the fabric surface.Droplets of water stay on surface.It is not waterproff!!

19
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Grease resistance:
used on:

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a chemical is applied that prevent crease when the fabric is worn used.
formal skirt, suit , school wear

20
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what are laminations are made up off
why is it used

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layers of different material stacked up on each other.
strenghet, protection, insulation

21
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name 6 Rs

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re use
refuse
re think
repair
re cycle
reduce

22
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name 5 methods of fininshing a raw edge:

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bias binding
zig zag sticth
over- locker seam
french seam
pinking shears

23
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what are benefits of finishing a raw edge

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it will look professional, not fray

24
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describe darts

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used to shape a garment on the bust, waist or back by sewing parallel lines

25
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where are darts used

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bust area, waist, back to shape body

26
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describinng quilting

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achived using layers of fabric that are stichted togheter around a central wadding to create a thick , warm quilt

27
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whats a purpose of quilting

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to secure the layers of quilt - not shifting

28
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describe bias binding and it purpose

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place a bias tape on raw edge sew, bent over and sew again
to finish off raw edges so they dont fray

29
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describe gathering and its purpose

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achived by sewing two parallel lines to the top of a piece of fabric that can be pulled gently to ruffle up.
it is used to create fulness and roundness

30
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describe pleats and its purpose

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folds of fabric that are sewn into place and used to shape skirt
it creates freedom when moving , volume , narrowness