Intro to design chapter 9

Piece dyeing of cellulosic fibers with dyes that become water insoluble and are very colorfast.

• Vat dyeing.

• Tricot.

• Warp yams

• Stock dyeing

• Braided fabrics.

Drapable warp knit fabric that does not run,

• Vat dyeing.

• Tricot.

• Warp yams

• Stock dyeing

• Braided fabrics.

Yarns that run lengthwise in woven fabrics.

• Vat dyeing.

• Tricot.

• Warp yams

• Stock dyeing

• Braided fabrics.

The dyeing of natural fibers in staple form.

• Vat dyeing.

• Tricot.

• Warp yams

• Stock dyeing

• Braided fabrics.

Made by plaiting.

• Vat dyeing.

• Tricot.

• Warp yams

• Stock dyeing

• Braided fabrics.

Rows of loops or stitches running across a bit fabric.

• Courses.

• Filling yams.

• Felt.

• Interlock knit.

• floats.

Crosswise yams running from selvage to selvage.

• Courses.

• Filling yams.

• Felt.

• Interlock knit.

• floats.

A matted nonwoven fabric.

• Courses.

• Filling yams.

• Felt.

• Interlock knit.

• floats.

Lightweight and stretchy double knit fabric with a smooth surface on both sides and a very fine lengthwise rib.

• Courses.

• Filling yams.

• Felt.

• Interlock knit.

• floats.

Yarns that extend across the surface for some length before being woven or knitted into the fabric,

• Courses.

• Filling yams.

• Felt.

• Interlock knit.

• floats.