PPT-Chapter 4 – Tissue: The Living Fabric
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Section 1 Epithelial Tissue pp 115121 Levels of Structural Organization Tissue Billions of structurallysimilar cells working together to perform a common function
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Section 1 Epithelial Tissue pp 115121 Levels of Structural Organization Tissue Billions of structurallysimilar cells working together to perform a common function Includes extracellular . Woven fabrics are made by interlacing two sets of yearns together at right angles to each other.. http://www.tikp.co.uk/knowledge/technology/warping-and-weaving/weaving-process. /. The yarns that run up the length of the fabric are known as the . Types of Fabrics. Fabric Construction. The Three Basic Types of Fabric:. WOVEN. KNIT. NON-WOVEN. Woven Fabrics. . Made on a loom. Harnesses . Hold the Warp or lengthwise yarns during weaving. Go up and down and determine the weaving pattern . Apparel I: Objective 4.02. Preparing Fabric for Sewing. . STEP 1:. . Straighten Fabric Ends. To straighten . WOVEN. fabric. Clip the selvage edge and either tear or pull a crosswise thread (thread that runs from selvage to selvage) and cut along space left from pulled thread.. WEAVING. KNITTING. FELTING. WEAVING. (1) DONE BY . HAND. – . HAND LOOM. . (2) ON A . MACHINE . KNOWN AS THE . LOOM. WEAVING INVOLVES. INTERLACING. OF YARNS. CROSSING . By . shilpi. . akhter. . Assistant professor. Fabric manufacturing department. BUTex. Woven pile fabric. Pile fabrics are characterized by the brush like surface formed by the tufts of warp or weft cut threads. The brush like surface is formed by a set of threads which project at right angles from a foundation or ground structure and form a pile or loop on the surface. Cutting the looped threads can be done either on the loom or the machines of the fabric finishing department. Such fabrics should be distinguished from the others which become a pile after passing through a raising machine or after electrical flocking.. Steve Koenig – Ohio office. Travis . Gregorich. – Ohio office. Artie Robinson – North Carolina office. Data Management. Modeling &. Analysis. Field Collection. Operational. Awareness. Automate, manage, and publish accurate property records. fabrics. Fabrics are the underlying building blocks for fashion . Fabric swatches. Fabrics material; fibers. Fabrics made from natural . fibers. Fabrics . made from synthetic / manmade . fibers . Blended fabrics. What is meant by fabric embellishment. Different techniques used for fabric embellishment. Fabric embellishment. What you will learn. . Fabric embellishment. Key skills. . Fabric embellishment. Keywords. PATTERN 1: Select a “primary” fabric which is the “bride”. . Choose . a large scale . pattern. This . fabric gets . the most . of the attention so make it something you love.. PATTERN 2: Select a “bridesmaid” . Fabric Enhancement. Fabric Enhancement . There are many different decorative techniques that can be used to embellish fabrics and make them look more attractive.. You will find many of them on the following slides, but if you discover a new decorative technique that you think should be included on this PowerPoint, then please do let us know and we will put it on here for everyone to see.. 1. Finishing Processes. Finish = special treatments applied to improve a fabric’s appearance, texture or performance. Finishes added to reduce undesirable characteristics. Some add a design like a stripe or print. 1integrated with ZECU system for sewagetreatment in small communitiesBayoumi GBEl-Gendy AS Sabry TIM and Saad M United Nation IndustrialDevelopment Organization Cairo Egypt Email gihanbayoumigmailcom 1SINCE 18232ROUEN 149 PETAL/LIMEALSO AVAILABLE 149 BEAUJEU 149 MULTIALSO AVAILABLE 149 GRACIELA 149 ALSO AVAILABLE 149 BOSHAM 149 TEAL/GREENALSO AVAILABLE 149 FABRIC4SUMBA 149 BLUEALSO AVAILABLE 149FL By the end of this section you will have had the opportunity to make an item of clothing and to learn about career opportunities in the textile industry. . 2. Essentials for Living, 3. rd. Edition. 3.
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