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What are different types of silk?
The different types of silk are : chiffon,china silk,crepe de chine etc
What is the name of a light Silk or cotton fabric with crinkled surface?
Crepe.
What is morocain fabric?
Morocain is a silk fabric that is like crepe but thicker with a nice drape.
What is Saree material of Desi girl in Dostana movie?
Beige Gold pure Crepe Silk Saree
How much does the silk crepe pillow cost in Neko Atsume?
20 Gold Fish
What are some of the famous fabrics of India?
India is famous for fabrics such as brocade, crepe, madras, chintz, and silk.
What is crepe clothing?
crepe cloth is a combination of "crepe and "cloth" so that crepe cloth is made. kuha nyo hahahahaha!
Is crepe masculine or feminine?
crepe is feminine
How do you pronounce crepe in French?
its pronounced krep but spelled crepe.
When does somebody eat a crepe?
In the morning for breakfast is a great time to eat crepe
Why is an anagram of creep meaning type of pancake?
The type of pancake is crepe.
Name th ree types of silk formed in china?
these are silk types, i dont know which are from china tho... BroadclothA plain weave silk in various weights, crisper than china silk. Often used in shirting. BrocadeA jacquard weaves with an embossed effect and contrasting surfaces. Can also be woven with synthetic or fibers. ChiffonThe lightest weight and see through type. Requires some kind of lining or backing unless it's used for scarves. ChinaSilkA plain weave silk of various weights less expensive and more commonly available silk fabrics. Crepe de ChineA lightweight fabric made by twisting some fibers. The fabric is too soft to hold a structured shape. Crepe de chine doesn't ravel as easily as other silk fabrics, but it will tear if not handled gently. Canton crepeA soft crepe woven fabric with small crosswise ribs. Heavier than crepe de chine. CharmeuseA satin weave silk with a crepe back sometimes called crepe backed satin. Works well for scarves, blouses and lingerie. JacquardJacquard silks offer various woven patterns, using matte and reflective threads to create a light and dark effect in the fabric. This effect is similar to brocade, although the Jacquard is originally created in one color. These are generally heavier weight and more densely woven. DoupioniReeled from double cocoons nested together. The threads are uneven and irregular. It has a stiff, taffeta-like hand and is usually dyed in bright colors. Silk doupioni is most often found in men's and women's fine suits and also dresses in lighter weight. FailleSoft ribbed silk with wider ribs than seen in grosgrain ribbon. Slightly glossy. GeorgetteSheer crepe silk, heavier than chiffon and with a crinkle surface. Linen The look of linen with the characteristics of linen. Weights range from light to heavy. NoilSilk noil is made from the short fibers left after combing and carding so it doesn't shine like many other silk fabrics. Looks similar to cotton, but has the soft feel of silk against the skin. Has the look of hopsack but much softer. MatelasseHas raised woven designs, usually jacquard, with the appearance of puckered or quilted. OrganzaSimilar to cotton organdy except it is made with silk and is transparent. PongeeA plain woven, thin, naturally tan fabric that has a rough weave effect. Raw SilkRaw silk is any silk yarn or fabric that hasn't had the natural "gum" that protects the fiber. The fabric is stiff and dull SatinA satin weave with a plain back. ShantungDupionni type of silk, made with cultivated silk warp yarns and heavier douppioni filling yarns. Depending on the filling yarn, shantung may be lustrous or dull. It has a firm, semi-crisp hand and tends to ravel, so avoid close-fitting styles. TussahTussah means wild, a plain weave silk fabric from "wild" silk worms. It has irregular thick and thin yarns creating uneven surface and color. Tussah silk is similar to shantung, with silk from the wild. Color is often uneven; usually referred to as "raw" silk.
