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A simple textile weave where horizontal and vertical threads go over and under in a simple pattern.

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In a twill weave, the pattern is diagonal. Twill weaves can vary, but all have a diagonal patterns, or twill lines.

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Satin weaves are known for their shiny, smooth surface. No interlacing points touch one another, creating this effect.

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Single knit is a commonly used knit due to its versatility. It can vary in texture and draping depending on the yarn and techniques used.

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Ribbed knits result in stretchy, comfortable fabric used commonly for pajamas, neckbands, and cuffs.

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Sweater knits typically use thicker yarn and are opaque. They result in comfortable fabric that does not wrinkle.

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Double knitting creates a thicker fabric that can be used to make more intricate patterns. It is a technique where you knit two separate pieces of fabric on one needle.

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Under heat setting, the fabric shrinks and molds to the surface put underneath it. This can be used to create unique textures.

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Chemical finishing is when fabric is treated with chemicals to provide different functions. Water repellent fabrics are an example of this; most fabrics naturally would soak up water, but after being treated with chemicals, they may be able to repel water more effectively.

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A method where pieces of cloth are run through in a continuous chain in a dye color.

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A method where yarns of 2 or more different fibers are placed strategically so that each fiber can be dyed a different shade.