1. Content Organizer Routine
App. 1
Obj. 2.01
Fibers, Yarns and Fabrics

2. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers

3. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns

4. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics

5. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance

6. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Absorbency

7. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Absorbency
Durability

8. The Unit Organizer Textile Construction Expanded Unit Map Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Absorbency
Durability
Elasticity

9. The Unit Organizer Expanded Unit Map Textile Construction Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Absorbency
Durability
Elasticity
Resiliency

10. The Unit Organizer Expanded Unit Map Textile Construction Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Absorbency
Durability
Elasticity
Resiliency
Strength

11. The Unit Organizer Expanded Unit Map Textile Construction Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Absorbency
Warmth
Durability
Elasticity
Resiliency
Strength

12. The Unit Organizer Expanded Unit Map Textile Construction Fibers Yarns
NAME
DATE
The Unit Organizer
SELF-TEST
QUESTIONS
NEW
UNIT
Expanded Unit Map
Textile Construction
Begins with 9 10
Fibers
are spun into
Yarns
are woven or knit into
Fabrics (cloth)
are judged by their
Characteristics
include
Abrasion resistance
Wicking
Absorbency
Warmth
Durability
Elasticity
Resiliency
Strength

13. Explore our content What is a fiber?
A hair-like structure that can be used to make yarn, string or rope
Video explaining Fibers
Remember when we talked about fibers the day we had the cottonballs?

14. Explore our Content Yarn
Yarn is an industrial term for the thread, string, yarn or rope that results when fibers are worked into long strands for use in making textiles.
Video explaining yarns
Remember how we twisted our cotton ball fibers into a crude yarn?

15. Explore our Content
Fabric – large sheets of threads that are put together by weaving or knitting.
Weaving – passing threads in and out at 90 degree angles to form fabric
Knitting – looping threads around each other to form fabric.
Nonwoven – fabric that is not woven or knit – but may be felted or pressed
Video on types of fabrics
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16. Enough already
We’ll cover the characteristic of fabric in another session.