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Chapter 13 Textiles in Today's Homes

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textilesany products made from fibers, including fabrics
fiberraw material from which fabric is made
cellulosic natural fiberfibers which come from cellulose in plants
protein natural fiberfibers which come from animal sources
resiliencyan ablility to return to the original size and shape
manufactured fiberfibers that are made from wood cellulose
generic namedescribes a group of fibers with similar chemical compositions
trade nameused by companies to identify the specific fibers the develope
yarnmade from fiber staples and filaments
blendwhen two or more types of fibers are combined to make yarn
combination yarnwhen two or more different yarns are combined
weavingthe interlacing of two sets of yarns at right angles
warp yarnrun the lengthwise direction and form the lengthwise grain
grainthe direction threads run in a woven fabric
weft yarnthe filling yarns that run in the crosswise direction
walea diagonal rib or cord pattern
floatsegment of yarn on the surface of the fabric
napa layer of fiber ends that stand up from the surface of the fabric
knittingthe looping of yarns together
tannedtreated with a special acid called tannin, and becomes soft and resists stains, fading, and cracking
bondednonwoven fabrics where two layers of fabric are permanently joined together with an adhesive
structural designdesigns made by varying the yarns while the fabric is either woven or knitted
applied designdesigns that are printed onto the surface of the fabric
finishesimproving the appearance, feel, and performance of fabrics
tuftedcarpets and rugs made by looping the yarn into the backing material and securing it to the backing and a second backing with an adhesive
needlepunchingthe process of interlocking fibers by using felting needles
upholsterythe fabric, padding, or other material used to make a soft covering for furniture
comforterfilled bed coverings
flammableburns quickly


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