Combustible fabrics can catch on fire and noncombustible cannot.
a garment is some thing you wear (made out of fabric) and fabric is what the garment is made of
Knitted fabric is formed by a continuous succession of stitches. Woven fabric is formed by 'weaving' separate threads in an under-over configuration.
The basic difference between denim and non-denim jeans is as follows: Denim fabric's yarns are dyed before weaving the fabric. However, In Nondenims the greige yarns are woven and then greige fabric obtained is called RFD (ready for Dying), PFGD (Prepared for Garment dying) and Non denims. it could be any weave or twill.
the taste, look, feel and material
a poster is a printed paper designed to attached to the wall and a banner is a long and rectangular made of paper or fabric and hung across a large space
a garment is some thing you wear (made out of fabric) and fabric is what the garment is made of
what is the difference between mill made and power loom made fabrics
cotton's a fibre polar fleece is a fabric
None. Both are 1-metre lengths, of the standard with of the fabric.
Knitted fabric is formed by a continuous succession of stitches. Woven fabric is formed by 'weaving' separate threads in an under-over configuration.
no
The cotton, wool or linen in the fabric is grown in organic farms using only natural pesticides and fertilisers.
They are practically the same. I paint with fabric paints most times actually
There is a difference between different fabrics in the same way as there is a difference between night and day. Anyone who deals in fabric can attest to this fact. However, there are a number of different fabric materials out there that are just as good in generic form as they are through trusted brand names. Depending on the fabric, you can find a piece of luxurious fabric for a much lower price than with brand names.
I want to buy a lounge suite which is sold as "fabric leather" and want to know how durable it will be.
Woollen fabric have short fiber generally used for Floor covering and worsted fabric having long fibre generally used for suitings.
Temporary stitches are to hold the fabric while you sew and the permanent ones are to have the fabric held while you use it.