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Different Types of weaves in fabric | basic weave in textile | Bunai kitane prakar ke hai | Part 01

Differents Types of weaves in fabric:  basic weave in textile |  types of weave in fabric | different types of weaves in textiles | Bunai kitane prakar ke hai |               All woven fabrics are composed of at least 2 series of threads termed " Warp " and " Weft ".  The weaving is produced by interlacing the warp and weft yarn. H ow the two series of threads are interlaced at a right angle to each other is called weave . The warp threads are known individually as  Ends and the weft threads are individually known as a pick.  There are three basic types of weaves: 1. Plain Weave 2. Twill Weave 3. Satin / Sateen Weave a. Plain weave:            It is the simplest and elementary weave in the Textile world. In the construction of Plain cloth, the minor principle is the interlace of any two contiguous threads. With every thread in each series passing alternately under and over consecutive threads....

Handloom : Question Answer session

Question Answer session: hand loom Q 1. What is the example of the Plain Weave ? Q 2. What is warp ? Q 3. What is weft ? Q 4. What is Weaving ? Q 5. What the types of Cotton Yarn available ? Q 6. What is Crimp ? Q 7. Number of Dents per Two Inch is related to which system ? Q 8. Sizing is required in which types of warp yarn ? Q 9. Mat weave of 2/2 is also known as ? Q 10. What is the most difficult weave produce in Jacquard ? Q 11. Who is the King and Queen of the fiber ?  Q 12. Whats the types of basic weave ? Q 13. Whats the types of handloom and there names ? Q 14. Important part of Handloom ? Q 15. What is Handloom Day celebratation ? Q 16. How much time to taken to produce a handloom saree ? Answer Section- Ans 1. The example Click here of the Plain weave is Muslin Cloth. Ans 2. The longitudinal threads comes from the warp beam over the back rest to lease , heald and then reed to fell of the cloth is known as the warp. Ans 3. The transverses threads coming fro...