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“Fibres”

Learning Objectives Aspire: To describe the properties of different fibres and explain how they contribute to fabric composition. Challenge: To identify different fibres.

Our journey so far… Smart Fabrics Technical Fabrics Microencapsulation Nanotechnology

What we’re learning today… Keywords Natural Synthetic Regenerated

Natural Fibre… Wool Cotton Linen Silk

Synthetic Fibre… Polyester – produced from oil Elastane – produced from oil Polyamide – produced from coal Acrylic – produced from oil

Regenerated Fibres… Viscose Acetate

Bio Fibres… Hemp Banana Flax

Yarns… Keywords Filament Staple

Create a revision guide. Task: Answer the questions. Create a revision guide. Remember revision is personal – Do what works for you! For examples of how to set out your revision guide, please see the table at the back…

Describe the fibres of this jumper. Plenary: Describe the fibres of this jumper.