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Investigate 1
Fibre yarn fabric: Fibre → yarn → fabric; some sheets form directly
Cotton and linen: Cotton and flax-based linen are plant fibres
Wool and silk: Wool and silk have animal origins; test actual cloth
Investigate 2
Manufactured fibres: Synthetic polyester differs from regenerated viscose
Blends and finishes: Blends and finishes modify material behaviour
Woven fabric: Warp and weft interlace; structures affect surface
Investigate 3
Knitted fabric: Interlocking loops influence stretch and cut-edge behaviour
Nonwoven and felt: Nonwovens bond or entangle fibres without weaving
Explore 1
Grain and bias: Mark lengthwise grain, crosswise grain and diagonal bias
Drape and handle: Compare hanging behaviour and tactile response fairly
Measuring and layout: Check measurements, allowances, grain, print and nap
Connections
Investigate 1 → Explore 1: Evidence informs purposeful choices and further development