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Fibre Blends

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Learn about why fibres are blended together to create new fabrics with a combination of properties. Refer to Pink Textbook p. 129.

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Learn about why fibres are blended together to create new fabrics with a combination of properties. Refer to Pink Textbook p. 129.

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related together long maximise disadvantageous properties blended yarn less sweat

Fibres have different . Some are weak , some are strong , some are short , some are , some absorb water , some don't ! When a is made from a certain fibre , it will possess properties that are directly to the fibre it is made from . To optimise the properties of fibres and yarns , fibres are often together . Fibre blending is carried out to the advantageous properties of fibres and to minimise the properties . For example , cotton and polyester are blended to make a shirt that creases , while still absorbing some .

 
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