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| Occupational Safety and Health Act |
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Strong when wet
Short fiber length
Absorbs moisture
Wrinkles easy |
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| Name four attributes about cotton. |
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Strong
Elastic
Holds heat in
Felts
Weak when wet |
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| Name five attributes about wool |
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Long fiber length
Strong when wet
Dyes well, but darks rub off
Yellows with age |
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| Name five attributes about linen. |
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Low desnity
Acts like insulator
Weak when wet
Yellows when bleached
Filment is 300-1600yds long
Dyes well
Strongest of the natural fibers
Unstretched silks are resilient
DO NOT IRON!!! |
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| Name any five of the nine attributes about silks. |
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| Name the four natural fibers. |
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Rayon
Polyester
Acetate
Nylon
Leather
Spandex
Suede/Sherpa |
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| Name the seven manmade fibers. |
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Weak when wet
Wrinkles easy
Absorbent
All light damages rayon |
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| Name the four attributes of rayon. |
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Lustrous
Doesn't dye well
Thermoplastic |
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| Name the three attributes of acetate. |
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Springy when wet
Virtually wrinkle free
Insulates
Undyable
Thermoplastic
Pills |
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| Name the six attributes of polyester. |
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Skin of an animal
Tanned to remove hair and to preserve it
Tannins are used in the tanning process |
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| Name the three atrributes of leather. |
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Strongest of the fabrics
Elastic
Dyes well
Doesn't wrinkle easy
Pills
Lustrous |
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| Name the six attributes about nylon. |
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Strong and light
Stretched up to 500% length
Damaged by heat |
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| Name the three attributes of spandex. |
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| The crossways length of a sheet of fabric is called the ___. |
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| All solvents are toxic. (True/False) |
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| Suede is a more supple form of what type of fiber. |
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Fiber reactive
Acid
Disperse
Union |
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| Name the four dyes used in costume design. |
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Dyes cellulose fiber
Salt and ash assistant
No heat required
Very colorfast |
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| Name the four attributes about fiber dyes. |
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Good for silks, wools and nylons
Acetic or vinegar assistant
Heat is required
Made fast by dry cleaning |
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| Name the four attributes about acid dyes. |
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Dyes lots of fabrics and synthetics
Salt assistant
Heat is required
Doesn't wash fast
Dull color
Easy to use |
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| Name the six attributes of union dyes. |
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| To add an altered, weathered, worn and aged look to garments. |
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| False. Dyes are transparent. |
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| Dyes are opaque. (True/False) |
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| False. A painted garments CANNOT be used in a dye bath. It will warp the color. |
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| A painted garment can also be used in a dye bath. (True/False) |
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