Textiles Semester 2:
Nap: A material that normally has a raised fluffy surface that when you
stroke down changes feeling.
stroke down changes feeling.
Contrast: Used to refer to a fabric that is different to the main, it is commonly
used to design details.
used to design details.
Knit: Same at stitching but it’s commonly used with stretchy fabrics like hoodies and so on.
Notions: Small objects/accessories used to make details to finished articles such
as buttons and so on.
as buttons and so on.
Woven: It's basically stitch from different angles over looping each other to make
a more secure and strong stitch.
a more secure and strong stitch.
Bias: Plaid: Is any type of fabric that has checkered patterns.
Petite: Basically another word for tiny.
Grain: Basically the direction of the thread.
Bodice: The pieces covering the torso like for example the front and back of a t-shirt.
Fusible: Things that go/stick together.
Interfacing: Prevents fabric from stretching
Lining: Lining is an inner layer of fabric or other material on clothing.
Yard: A way to measure how long fabric is.
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