Fabrics using in saree textiles Just about anyone you can think of in the society is the ultimate consumer of saree textiles. From saree fabrics wholesale to the saree fabric stores, from automobile industry to the homemakers, dressmakers, and interior decorators, and people in various other professions, knowledge of textiles is of major importance. And before purchasing fabrics from shop, people try to decide which kind would be more durable and which saree fabric gives an impression of coolness. Methods of caring for the fabric to ensure long life are also taken into consideration.

The economy,  durability,  serviceability,  comfort,  aesthetic  value,  texture,

design and color of the textile depends on the kind of fiber being used, the way it is spun into yarn and finally weaved or knitted into a color fabric to suit industrial or commercial purpose.
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YARNS TO FABRICS - WEAVING :
To convert yarns to fabrics, the yarns are woven by interlacing of threads or yarns into a bound system. Woven fabrics are usually composed of lengthwise threads called warp, and shorter widthwise threads called weft. The two are interwoven on device knows as a loom. The loom may be have been used as early as the 5th Century BC.

TYPES OF WEAVING :
In any type of weaving, four basic operations are carried out. Such as : -

1. Shedding : Specific warp yarns are raised by means of the harness or heddle frame.  

2. Picking : Yarns are filled through the shed by inserting.

3. Beating up : Pushing filling yarns firmly in place by means of the reed.

4. Taking and letting off : Winding the finished fabric on the cloth beam and releasing more of the warp from the warp beam.

BASIC WEAVES :
The three basic weaves are plain, twill and satin.

1. Plain weave or tabby is the most common type and produces a uniform pattern of warp and weft. This weave is used mainly for cotton fabrics and for fabrics to be printed with designs.

2. Twill produces a weave in which the weft crosses over two warp yarns or a non-uniform sequence, producing a longer weft weave and diagonal line pattern.

3. Satin, The weft is longer and the fabric produced is smooth-faced, without a strong diagonal line.

Another method of weave is Gauze weave. The gauze weave produces a fabric very light in weight and with an open-mesh effect. With this weave, curtain materials, and some shirting and dress goods are woven. This weave produces sheer materials.

YARNS TO FABRICS -- KNITTING :
"The process of forming open work fabric by tying yarns when they cross one another, interlocking a series of loops is called Knitting " .

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