Review Fabric construction (weaves etc)

Yarns interlaced at right angles to each other is called a ____________

• button

• weave (woven fabric)

• knit (knit fabric)

• non-woven

Yarns interlocked with loops are called _______________

• Knit fabric

• weaves (woven fabric)

• non-wovens

• zippers

This type of weave is a simple weave; used to create gingham, muslin and taffeta fabrics.

• Twill Weave

• Plain Weave

• Satin weave

• weft knit

This type of weave creates a shiny, lustrous fabric, but it snags easily. Used for formal wear.

• Plain weave

• Twill weave

• satin weave

• weft knit

This type of weave has a diagonal design. Used to create denim fabric; a strong weave

• Plain weave

• twill weave

• satin weave

• non-woven

Reusable grocery bags, diapers and medical accessories are made from this "weave". Made from fibers meshed together, not yarns.

• Plain Weave

• Satin weave

• Twill Weave

• Non-wovens

A type of knit fabric construction made with one yarn. Used to create Jersey, Rib Knit and Double knit fabrics.

• Weft Knit

• Warp Knit

• Non-wovens

• twill weave

A knit fabric created with 2 or more yarns. Used to create Tricot and Raschel knits.

• Weft knits

• Warp Knits

• plain weave

• non-wovens

A type of warp knit that creates mesh fabrics, used in fabrics to make uniforms and lingerie

• Raschel Knits

• Tricot Knit

• non-woven

• weft knit

A warp knit used to create decorative fabrics like lace.

• Raschel Knits

• Tricot knits

• twill weave

• non-wovens