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Fashion & Textile DesignTextiles and Fibres

Types of Fibres

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What types of fibres means

Natural and man-made fibres.

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Question

A textile is

  • a cloth or fabric made from fibres
  • a type of stone
  • a musical note
  • a cooking pot
Answer: a cloth or fabric made from fibres

Working: Textiles are materials made from fibres or yarns.

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Related skills

Other Textiles and Fibres skills in Fashion & Textile Design, at the same point in the course.

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