Textile Techniques: Master the Art of Fabric Manipulation and Design

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental textile technique introduced in this unit?

Accepted Answer

Painting

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Weaving

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Printing

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Embroidery

Question 2

What is the process of creating fabric by interlacing perpendicular threads known as?

Accepted Answer

Weaving

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Knitting

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Macrame

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Crocheting

Question 3

Which printing technique involves transferring an image onto fabric using a carved wooden block?

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Block printing

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Screen printing

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Digital printing

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Sublimation printing

Question 4

What is the term for the technique of using a needle and thread to create designs on fabric?

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Hand embroidery

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Machine embroidery

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Needlepoint

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Crewel work

Question 5

What is the name of the tool on a loom that separates the warp threads?

Accepted Answer

Heddle

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Shuttle

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Bobbin

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Reed

Question 6

Which of the following fabrics is known for its strength, durability, and wrinkle resistance?

Accepted Answer

Polyester

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Linen

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Cotton

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Silk

Question 7

What is the traditional Japanese textile technique known for its unique indigo dye patterns?

Accepted Answer

Shibori

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Batik

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Adire

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Ikat

Question 8

What is the process of creating a pattern on fabric using a block or screen called?

Accepted Answer

Printing

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Weaving

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Embroidery

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Stitching

Question 9

Which type of weave is known for its strength and durability, making it suitable for clothing and upholstery?

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Twill weave

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Plain weave

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Satin weave

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Jacquard weave

Question 10

What are the threads that run lengthwise in a woven fabric called?

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Warp threads

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Weft threads

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Selvedge

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Filling threads

Question 11

Which characteristic is associated with satin weave?

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Smooth and shiny surface

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Interlocking threads

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Durable construction

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Loose and airy texture

Question 12

What is the primary purpose of a selvedge in a woven fabric?

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To prevent fraying

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To add decorative detail

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To reinforce the edges

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To create a hem

Question 13

Which of the following materials is a natural fiber commonly used in textiles?

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Cotton

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Nylon

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Polyester

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Acrylic

Question 14

Which technique involves crossing two sets of perpendicular threads to create fabric?

Accepted Answer

Weaving

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Printing

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Embroidery

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Dyeing

Question 15

What are the upright threads in woven fabric called?

Accepted Answer

Warp

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Weft

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Selvedge

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Reed

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT a method of textile printing?

Accepted Answer

Watercolour painting

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Screen printing

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Tie-dyeing

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Digital printing

Question 17

What is the purpose of a resist in the tie-dyeing process?

Accepted Answer

To prevent dye from reaching certain areas

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To create raised patterns

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To add colour to the fabric

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To set the dye

Question 18

Which stitch forms a series of linked loops on fabric?

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Chain stitch

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Backstitch

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Running stitch

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Cross stitch

Question 19

What does the bobbin in a sewing machine contain?

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Lower thread

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Upper thread

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Needle

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Bobbin case

Question 20

What is the main purpose of a textile designer's portfolio?

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To display their design abilities and creativity

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To gather research materials

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To store fabric swatches

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To plan sewing projects

Question 21

Which printing method involves transferring dye onto fabric using heat and pressure?

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Dye sublimation

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Screen printing

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Digital printing

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Hand painting

Question 22

Which embroidery stitch creates a series of small, even loops?

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Chain stitch

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Running stitch

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Blanket stitch

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Cross stitch

Question 23

What is the primary function of a loom?

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To hold the warp threads in place

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To create the pattern in the fabric

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To insert the weft threads

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To finish the edges of the fabric

Question 24

What is the process of combining multiple threads to create a thicker yarn called?

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Plying

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Twisting

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Spinning

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Weaving

Question 25

Which fabric type has a raised, looped texture?

Accepted Answer

Terry cloth

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Twill

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Satin

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Corduroy

Question 26

What is the purpose of using a stretcher bar in embroidery?

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To keep the fabric taut

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To display the finished piece

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To apply tension to the threads

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To create a frame for the fabric

Question 27

Which fundamental weaving technique involves interlacing threads perpendicularly to create a fabric?

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Plain weave

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Weft knitting

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Bobbin lace

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Crochet

Question 28

In a woven fabric, what are the threads that extend lengthwise called?

Accepted Answer

Warp

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Weft

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Selvedge

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Draw

Question 29

Which printing method utilizes a mesh screen and ink to transfer an image onto fabric?

Accepted Answer

Screen printing

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Block printing

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Monoprinting

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Tie-dyeing

Question 30

Which technique involves applying heat to transfer a design onto fabric, creating a raised effect?

Accepted Answer

Embossing

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Printing

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Foiling

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Dyeing

Question 31

Which type of fibre is derived from animal sources and known for its warmth and insulating properties?

Accepted Answer

Wool

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Cotton

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Nylon

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Polyester

Question 32

What is the primary purpose of using a resist in textile printing?

Accepted Answer

Preventing certain areas from absorbing dye

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Intensifying the color of dyed areas

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Fixing the dye permanently

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Creating raised textures

Question 33

Which embroidery stitch is used to fill a solid area?

Accepted Answer

Satin stitch

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Chain stitch

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Stem stitch

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Cross-stitch

Question 34

What is the fundamental difference between weaving and knitting?

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Woven fabrics have perpendicular thread interlacing, while knitted fabrics have looped threads

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Weaving uses a loom, while knitting uses needles

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Woven fabrics are stronger than knitted fabrics

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Knitted fabrics are more flexible than woven fabrics

Question 35

Which of the following fibers is natural?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

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Nylon

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Polyester

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Acrylic

Question 36

What is the main purpose of a needle in embroidery?

Accepted Answer

Inserting thread into fabric

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Creating thread loops

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Securing fabric in place

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Adding embellishments

Question 37

What is the primary purpose of a tacking stitch in sewing?

Accepted Answer

Temporarily holding fabric pieces together

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Creating a permanent seam

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Adding decorative details

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Reinforcing a weak area

Question 38

How do color combinations impact emotions and communicate ideas in textile design?

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Warm colors, like red and orange, often evoke feelings of excitement and warmth.

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Color combinations have no emotional influence in textile design.

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Color combinations are entirely subjective and have no universal emotional impact.

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The arrangement of colors in a design does not affect the emotions they evoke.

Question 39

Which action contributes to unsustainable textile production?

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Throwing away textile waste in landfills

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Reusing fabric scraps in new projects

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Choosing textiles with eco-friendly certifications

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Promoting fair trade practices in the textile industry

Question 40

Which textile technique involves using a needle and thread to create decorative designs on fabric?

Accepted Answer

Embroidery

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Weaving

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Printing

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Crocheting

Question 41

How do cultural factors influence the selection of materials, colors, and patterns in traditional textile design?

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Cultural beliefs and practices shape the choice of materials and the significance of colors and patterns.

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Designers solely rely on their personal preferences when selecting materials and colors.

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Cultural influences have no impact on textile design.

Question 42

In weaving, what component creates the vertical threads, forming the backbone of the fabric?

Accepted Answer

Warp

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Weft

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Shuttle

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Reed

Question 43

Which printing technique involves applying ink directly to the fabric using a screen?

Accepted Answer

Screen printing

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Etching

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Block printing

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Batik

Question 44

In embroidery, which of the following stitches creates a raised, three-dimensional effect?

Accepted Answer

French knot

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Stem stitch

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Running stitch

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Backstitch

Question 45

Which of the following materials is known for its strength and durability?

Accepted Answer

Nylon

Answer

Rayon

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Silk

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Linen

Question 46

Which of the following design principles emphasizes the harmonious arrangement of elements?

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Balance

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Contrast

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Pattern

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Emphasis

Question 47

In a textile design, which element draws attention to a specific area?

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Emphasis

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Proportion

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Unity

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Rhythm

Question 48

Which of the following fibers, obtained from plants, is classified as a natural fiber?

Accepted Answer

Cotton

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Nylon

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Acrylic

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Polyester

Question 49

Which technique involves embellishing fabric by passing threads through it, creating a raised design?

Accepted Answer

Embroidery

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Printing

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Knitting

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Weaving

Question 50

In fabric dyeing, what is the primary purpose of using a mordant?

Accepted Answer

To enhance the bonding of dye molecules to the fabric, improving color retention and vibrancy

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To soften the fabric

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To remove excess dye

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To brighten the colors

Question 51

Which printing technique involves transferring an image onto fabric using heat and pressure, resulting in a durable and vibrant print?

Accepted Answer

Heat transfer printing

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Tie-dye

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Screen printing

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Batik

Question 52

What is the distinctive visual characteristic of a plain weave fabric?

Accepted Answer

A regular, grid-like pattern resembling a checkerboard

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Raised textured designs

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Stretchy and elastic properties

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Intricate and complex patterns

Question 53

Which tool is specifically designed to create a tensioned warp, the foundation of a weaving project?

Accepted Answer

Warping frame

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Shuttle

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Bobbin

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Loom

Question 54

In fabric dyeing, what is the purpose of using a resist?

Accepted Answer

To prevent dye from penetrating certain areas of the fabric, creating patterns and designs

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To enhance the overall brightness of colors

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To speed up the dyeing process

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To soften the fabric

Question 55

Which of the following is a natural source of dye, commonly used for its rich blue color?

Accepted Answer

Indigo

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Azo

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Disperse

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Reactive

Question 56

In weaving, what is the fundamental difference between a weft and a warp thread?

Accepted Answer

Weft threads are interwoven perpendicularly to the warp threads, creating the fabric's width

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Warp threads are thicker and stronger than weft threads

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Warp threads are continuous, while weft threads are not

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Weft threads are always colored, while warp threads are usually white