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6
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This means the dyes in a fabric will not fade or change with laundering, dry-cleaning, time and use.
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7
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In _________ printing, the design is transferred from special pre-printed paper onto the fabric using heat and pressure.
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9
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________________ printing combines elements of roller and screen printing. Dye is forced through openings in cylinders and applied as the fabric rolls past.
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10
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________________ is done after the fibers are spun into yarns but before they are woven/knitted into fabrics.
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13
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________________ is the least expensive dyeing method.
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18
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A process that removes colors and impurities in fabrics before dyeing or printing.
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19
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________ dyeing is usually best for fabrics that will be woven into stripes, plaids, and checks.
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The original color of un-dyed manufactured fibers.
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2
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A process for adding color, pattern, or design to the surface of fabrics.
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3
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_______ printing is done with etched copper cylinders that roll through dye and then onto fabric. Each color needs a new cylinder.
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4
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Natural or synthetic substances that give color to textiles.
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5
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The most common and economical way to add pattern to most fabrics.
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8
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The original color of un-dyed natural fibers.
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11
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______ dyeing is the most uniform and colorfast method of dyeing.
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12
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After being knitted or woven , but before any dye has been added, fabric is called ______ goods.
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14
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In ______ printing, the design is sent from a computer to basically a giant ink-jet or laser printer.
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15
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In ______ dyeing, the clothing and threads will match almost perfectly because they were dyed together at the same time in the same dyebath.
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16
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______ printing is often used in the home furnishings market because it lends itself to large designs.
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________ dyeing is done after the yarns are woven/knitted into fabrics but before they are constructed into garments.
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