Unit II: Lesson 3 and 4

Selvedge is a _______ edge of a piece of fabric which keeps it from unraveling and fraying.

• Self-finished

• Cut

• Wrapped

• Self made

It is also known as filling or woof.

• warp

• weft

• loom

• selvedge

The back side of fabric; the inside of a sewn item with the seams.

• right side

• wrong side

• cut edge

• bias

The front of the fabric, always sew right sides together, seams will be on the inside.

• right side

• wrong side

• loom

• cut edge

The edge where the fabric is cut off the bolt. Perpendicular to the selvedge edge.

• right side

• wrong side

• cut edge

• loom

It is produced through the weaving process, where warp and weft yarn interlace together.

• Fabric

• Woven

• Woven Fabric

• Weft

What are the characteristic that describe the simple structure woven fabrics?

• Diagonal intersection of ends and picks.

• Random alignment of threads within the fabric.

• Utilizes multiple series of ends and picks.

• Parallel alignment of threads within the fabric.

A type of fabric that involves multiple warp and weft sets, manipulated through different pathways to create a pattern.

• Cloth

• Compound Structure Woven Fabric

• Warp

• Woven

A type of woven fabric that the picks and ends intersect at right angles.

• Simple Structure woven fabric

• Threads

• Compound Structure

• Fabric

What are the characteristics that describe a compound structure woven fabric?

• Consists of a single series of end and picks.

• All threads contribute to the fabric's body and appearance.

• Simple and plain design with no intricate patterns.

• Consists of multiple series of end and picks.