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Textile Fundamentals
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engineering
Instructions:
Answer 28 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. The beginning of synthetics
Dye lot
Burn out print
Warp knit
Polymer chain
2. Socks - hats - sleeves
garments made on a circular knitting machine
Cross Dyeing
Fulling
Weighting
3. Yarns that skip over two or more other yarns in woven fabrics
Roller Print
Efinity
Float
Weft Knit
4. Rotary screen print
Best printing method for fast - cheap and large production
Fulling
Efinity
Knit Pile fabrics
5. Printing directly on to griege goods
Best printing method for fast - cheap and large production
Direct print
Weighting
Dye methods in terms of quality
6. Printing with a chemical substance that destroys the fiber in the pattern - design print area. Thus - a hole in the fabric results.
Knit Pile fabrics
Burn out print
Direct print
Polymer chain
7. How 2 different fibers that are dyed together change depending on the light source they are seen in.
Mercerizing
Rotary screen print
Metamerism
Warp Knit
8. Vertical
Mercerizing
Crocking
Rib knit
Warp Knit
9. The interlacing of yarns to create a fabric. Strong - breathable
Wovens
Knits
Dye lot
Fulling
10. Color that is able to blend w/ the fiber.
Float
Rotary screen print
Efinity
Cross Dyeing
11. Finishing process in which woven or knitted fabrics are passed against rotating - bristled - wire- covered brushes. the results are fibers being raised from the surface - creating a softer hand and better insulation.
Napping
Knits
Warp Knit
Wovens
12. Finishing process of pressing or ironing a fabric at a high speed and under high pressure.
Digital print
Calendering
Dye methods in terms of quality
Metamerism
13. Faux fur - velour - terrycloth
Weft Knit
Wovens
Rib knit
Knit Pile fabrics
14. Two fibers w/ one dye. One fiber has efinity - the other doesn't. ex: Heathering
Cross Dyeing
Roller Print
garments made on a circular knitting machine
Fulling
15. All machine made - doesn't run - lays flat - fastest production - vertical selvage
Fulling
Knits
Knit Pile fabrics
Warp knit
16. Finishing process used on cotton. improves strength - luster - and dyeablility of cotton. The fibers are saturated w/ caustic soda converting them from irregular to round and even.
Mercerizing
Float
Knits
Calendering
17. Made w/ solid metal rollers - limited to about 5-6in. of repeat.
Napping
Digital print
Weft Knit
Roller Print
18. The batch of colored fabric
Calendering
Metamerism
Dye lot
Napping
19. Finishing process used on wool. softens and compacts woven fibers. the fabric is agitated then rinsed - causing the yarns to shrink and soften.
Cross Dyeing
Wovens
Fulling
garments made on a circular knitting machine
20. The Transfer of color rubbing
garments made on a circular knitting machine
Crocking
Weighting
Fulling
21. Finishing process used on silk. makes fabric heavier - soft and light. however - less durable - more sensitive to sunlight - air - aging and perspiration.
Dye methods in terms of quality
Efinity
Weighting
garments made on a circular knitting machine
22. A fitted knit used for more stretch
Rib knit
Fulling
Calendering
Dye methods in terms of quality
23. Full- fashioned
Weighting
Burn out print
technique used to make shaped peices of a knit garment by decreasing stitches
Napping
24. Fabric that goes through a printer similar to an inkjet printer. Good for fabric with texture.
Digital print
Weighting
Direct print
Dye methods in terms of quality
25. Shapes are made into mesh and rolled onto the fabric. Repeat can be up to 40 in long
Burn out print
Rotary screen print
Warp knit
Rib knit
26. Horizontal - all hand knitted fabrics
Efinity
Weft Knit
Knit Pile fabrics
Polymer chain
27. The interlooping of yarns to create a fabric. Stretchy - insulating
Mercerizing
Knits
Dye lot
Roller Print
28. 1) Solution dyed 2) Yarn dyed 3) Piece dyed 4) Garment dyed
Rotary screen print
Cross Dyeing
Dye methods in terms of quality
Napping