Knit fabric is one continuous yarn is looped
Description: Knit fabric is one continuous yarn is looped repeatedly to create what looks like tiny rows of braids. Woven fabric is multiple yarns cross each other at right angles to form the grain, like a basket. When knit fabric is stretched along its
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slide1. Knit fabric is one continuous yarn is looped repeatedly to create what looks like tiny rows of braids. Woven fabric is multiple yarns cross each other at right angles to form the grain, like a basket. When knit fabric is stretched along its width, it will stretch significantly.<br>
slide2. Different Types Of Weave<br>
slide4. (2.2)
Woven Fabric Characteristics Wrinkles, requires ironing Surface smoothness Drape stability Yarn movement is restricted Strong fabric Shine finish yarn Holds shape Less breathable Stretches diagonally or not stretchy Content of fiber-natural, man-made, blend or combination Good stability<br>
slide5. (2.1)
Knit Fabric
Characteristic Warm to wear Yarn size- fine, lofted or bulked Requires little or no ironing Naturally inherent elasticity and resiliency Stretch quality Insulating properties in still air Poor crease retention because of the loop formation Shrinks unless stabilized Can sometime be itchy Comfortable to wear & warm Content of fiber-natural, man-made, blend or combination Yarn type- twisted, textured, novelty or specialty Type of fiber-filament or staple Moves easily with the body movement Shags and pulls easily<br>
slide6. (2.3)
Identifying Fabrics that require special attention when lay planning Stripes Le checks Velvet Stretch fabrics
(ensure relaxed & batch marked) not to stretch when laying Fur Plaids Fabrics to match Fabrics with one direction or pattern Velour lace Fabrics with a nap
(meaning brushes one way only)<br>
slide2. Different Types Of Weave<br>
slide4. (2.2)
Woven Fabric Characteristics Wrinkles, requires ironing Surface smoothness Drape stability Yarn movement is restricted Strong fabric Shine finish yarn Holds shape Less breathable Stretches diagonally or not stretchy Content of fiber-natural, man-made, blend or combination Good stability<br>
slide5. (2.1)
Knit Fabric
Characteristic Warm to wear Yarn size- fine, lofted or bulked Requires little or no ironing Naturally inherent elasticity and resiliency Stretch quality Insulating properties in still air Poor crease retention because of the loop formation Shrinks unless stabilized Can sometime be itchy Comfortable to wear & warm Content of fiber-natural, man-made, blend or combination Yarn type- twisted, textured, novelty or specialty Type of fiber-filament or staple Moves easily with the body movement Shags and pulls easily<br>
slide6. (2.3)
Identifying Fabrics that require special attention when lay planning Stripes Le checks Velvet Stretch fabrics
(ensure relaxed & batch marked) not to stretch when laying Fur Plaids Fabrics to match Fabrics with one direction or pattern Velour lace Fabrics with a nap
(meaning brushes one way only)<br>