DT8 · Fabrics 1 / Fabrics 2 / Make 1 Textile-based materials mind map
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Fabrics 1
Fibre sources: Plant, animal and synthetic sources
Spinning and blends: Twist yarn; combine properties; separation harder
Named fibre properties: Cotton absorbs; nylon tough; elastane stretches
Woven and knitted: Interlacing versus loops; stretch and stability
Fabrics 2
Non-woven fabrics: Bonded fibres; no woven yarn grid
Sportswear and furnishings: Stretch/comfort versus durable furnishing
Interfacing and fire treatment: Stabilise or reinforce; reduce fire hazard
Make 1
Stock and components: Fabric width; yarn ply; suitable fasteners
Patterns and cutting: Grain, nap, print and seam allowances
Seams: Match stitch and finish to movement and fraying
Pleats and gathers: Folded fullness versus drawn fullness
Connections
Fabrics 1 → Fabrics 2: fibre and fabric structure affect function and treatment
