Weaving "Open Note" QUIZ

Fiber Arts Is...

• The study of fiber optics in art

• Fine art that consists of natural or synthetic fiber and other things, such as fabric or yarn.

• The Art of Fiber One Bars

• Textile production in which two sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth.

Weaving Is...

• The insertion of yarns or fibers into a backing material to create a pile or looped surface to create carpets and rugs..

• The process of embellishing the surface of textiles with decorative stitching using colorful threads often made of silk or cotton

• Textile production in which two sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth.

Embroidery Is...

• The insertion of yarns or fibers into a backing material to create a pile or looped surface to create carpets and rugs..

• Textile production in which two sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth.

• The process of embellishing the surface of textiles with decorative stitching using colorful threads often made of silk or cotton

Tufting Is...

• The process of embellishing the surface of textiles with decorative stitching using colorful threads often made of silk or cotton

• The insertion of yarns or fibers into a backing material to create a pile or looped surface to create carpets and rugs..

• Textile production in which two sets of yarns or threads are interlaced at right angles to form a fabric or cloth.

Installation Art Is...

• Site specific artwork that is created for one location only.

• Fine art that consists of natural or synthetic fiber and other things, such as fabric or yarn.

• The art of Installing Computer Software.

Warp Threads are the "Skeleton" of the weaving that traditionally go vertically on the loom and keep the weft threads in place.

• TRUE TRUE

• FALSE FALSE

Weft threads can ONLY go side to side and make horizontal lines.

• That is the Truth

• Totally False

Which is a type of Weaving Technique.

• Sycamore

• Poison Oak

• Maple

• Soumak

The image is showing which kind of basic weaving technique.

• Egyptian Knot

• Calico

• Twinning

• Tabby

What are the two weaving techniques would be most helpful for adding in different shapes, colors and designs that are not just horizontal patterns.

• Fringe

• Interlocking

• Slitting

• Tabby Weave