An Introduction to Fabrics

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An Introduction to Fabrics

Reasons to take a basic course Make it your own Make gifts/ own clothes Future jobs Able to mend/repair/hem Smart consumer

Generic Names Cotton Polyester Nylon Silk Wool Acrylic

Construction Names Denim Satin Lace Terry Cloth Velvet Corduroy

Natural Fabrics Cotton Silk Linen Bamboo Hemp

Natural Fabrics Advantages Disadvantages Shrinks Absorbent Wrinkles Comfortable Naturally made Less Allergies

Synthetic Fabrics Nylon Spandex Polyester Rayon Acrylic Acetate

Synthetic Fabric Advantages Disadvantages Won’t shrink Wrinkle resistant Non absorbent Pilling Static

Blend Fabrics Blend To get the best qualities of all fibers 60% cotton, 40% Polyester Look at your clothing tags

Woven Material – how it is made Woven – interlocking at right angles Very little stretch

Knit Material – how it is made Knitted

Jersey Knit

Pile Weave