Natural Fibers Wool, Cotton, Silk, Linen.

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Natural Fibers Wool, Cotton, Silk, Linen

Silk worms

Silk One single thread can measure up to 4,000 feet in length

Silk

Silk Three strands are twisted together.

Silk 25 strands of the 3-strand silk are twisted together resulting in a thread made up of 75 strands.

Silk Dyeing the silk

Flowering Flax

Flax

Linen Dew vs. water retted

Bale of water retted flax

Wool Sheep What are the properties of wool?

Wool Microscopic view Crimpy Scales on fibers

Cotton Is wrinkle resistant. Breathes. Is America’s favorite fiber.

Cotton Microscopic view Notice that it twists This gives the absorbant qualities that cotton has