PPT-FABRIC MANUFACTURE

WEAVING KNITTING FELTING WEAVING 1 DONE BY HAND HAND LOOM 2 ON A MACHINE KNOWN AS THE LOOM WEAVING INVOLVES INTERLACING OF YARNS CROSSING . 3M MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE This warranty does not cover damage resulting from the use or inability to use 3M VHB Tape due t Fabric 3 Light Butter y Print yd Fabric 4 Aqua Dots yd Fabric 5 Brown Egg Print yd Fabric 6 Brown Swirl Print blocks binding 1yd Fabric 7 Dark Aqua Sponge Print yd Fabric 8 Light Aqua Print yd Fabric 9 Green Bee Print yd Fabric 10 Gre Resources. Worksheet (Fabric Investigation). Fabric samples (. felt, denim, 2 tone . kelly. , fleece, nylon, camouflage, velvet. ). Glue. KEYWORDS. Natural . Synthetic. Bonded. Knitted. Woven. Objective: To Investigate fabric characteristics. 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 . WEAVES. . Plain . – over one, under one, . Example fabrics- muslin, voile, broadcloth, percale, taffeta, and crepe.. Ribbed weave – a rib is created by a thicker filling yarn, example fabric – poplin, faille.. M. . Kaner, . C.P. . Purssell. . and S.J. Leigh. School of Engineering, . University of Warwick, Gibbet Hill Road, Coventry, CV4 . 7AL. M.Kaner@Warwick.ac.uk. Introduction. Additive Manufacturing (AM), often also referred to as 3D printing, is a term used to describe the production of objects directly from computer-aided designs through the selective addition of materials layer-upon-layer, rather than through subtractive processes such as machining from solid, moulding or casting. . 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. 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.. Peter Cooke, . Tim Jones . & Peter . Sutcliffe . 4. th. April 2018. LNF Endcap Integration Meeting. Outline. Working assumptions. Conceptual Design. Prototyping. Material Costings. Tooling. Effort. Cleaning Non-Removable FabricPrepare a solution of one fourth cup mild soap per gallon of lukewarm water. Use a soft bristle brush to clean, allowing the cleaning solution to soak into the fabric. Rin 1 SINCE 1823 2 ROUEN • PETAL/LIMEALSO AVAILABLE • BEAUJEU • MULTI ALSO AVAILABLE • GRACIELA • ALSO AVAILABLE • BOSHAM • TEAL/GREEN ALSO AVAILABLE • FABRIC 4 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 The dotted red line represents . a seam allowance: 1.5cm. . A zip 5cms shorter than the length of the fabric.. Zip. fabric the same size X 2 . Make sure that the pins are. facing the seam.. Using your needle you are sewing .