Across
- 2. The ability of a textile product to withstand wear and repeated use.
- 4. The method of interlacing yarns to form fabric.
- 7. A decorative technique where fabric shapes are stitched onto a base fabric.
- 10. A continuous strand of twisted fibres used in textile production.
- 11. A small spool that holds the lower thread in a sewing machine.
- 13. Moral principles related to fair labour and sustainable production.
- 15. Designing workspaces and tools to reduce strain and improve comfort.
- 20. A decorative technique using cut-out shapes to apply designs.
- 21. Acting with awareness of safety, quality, and sustainability.
- 22. The physical and performance characteristics of fabrics.
- 23. Tools and machines used in textile production and construction.
Down
- 1. The basic material used to make yarns and fabrics.
- 3. Any material made from fibres, yarns, or fabrics.
- 5. EDGE An unfinished fabric edge that may fray if not treated.
- 6. A method of bonding fabric layers using heat and adhesive.
- 8. A textile material made from fibres formed into cloth.
- 9. Using new ideas, methods, or technologies in textile design.
- 12. ALLOWANCE The space between the fabric edge and the stitching line.
- 14. CASE The part of a sewing machine that holds and controls the bobbin.
- 16. Ideas or influences that guide the design process.
- 17. A stitched line joining two or more pieces of fabric.
- 18. The visual appeal and attractiveness of a textile product.
- 19. The overall outline or shape of a garment.