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How much is in a meter by meter?
One square meter of area.
How much is a miller meter?
one millionth of a meter
How much is one one meter in kilometer?
One meter is 1/1000 of a kilometer.
How Much mm are in one meter?
1 meter is 1,000 mm.
How much water can be stored in a water tank which is one meter length one meter width one meter height?
one cubic metre= one ton
What is silk fabric used for?
clothes to name one
What is Very light soft and valuable fabric?
One of them is silk.
How is silk made and what is it used for?
Silk is a natural fiber, secreted by silkworms to form their cocoons. Silk fabric is woven from the silk threads. The fabric is very soft, very slick, and very strong. It is used to make fine clothing- and at one time, it was used to make parachutes.
What is 115cm in meters of fabric?
one meter and 15 cm
Which is better Uh 200 cm of fabric at 4.50 or 5 m of fabric at 25?
200 cm at 4.50 because it sells one meter for 2.25 and the other one meter for 5.00!
What are the materials used in silk?
Silk is a natural protein fiber produced by insects. The silk from moth caterpillars is the primary one used in textile manufacturing. Silk fabric was first produced in Ancient China.
How does the invention of silk work?
Silk is produced by silkworms, which are the larvae of silk moths. The worms spin silk fibers to create their cocoons, which are then harvested and processed to create silk fabric. The fibers are unraveled, cleaned, spun, and woven into textiles.
What is the name of thin fabric?
Chiffon is one of thinnest fabrics. It's a sheer silk (or poly) fabric, usually used for clothing or window treatments.
How would you know whether a silk saree purchased by your mother is made from pure silk?
Marking - Fabric is nearly always marked as such - "100% silk."ID number - If not, fabric manufacturers in China are required by the government to attach fabric ID tags to their goods. The ID tag should contain a five-digit number. If the first number on the left is a "1", then the fabric is 100% real silk.Price - 100% silk costs 5-10 times as much as poly/silk blends.Burn test - Hold one thread of the fabric with tweezers, and burn it. If the ashes are black, crispy, and smells like burned hair, it is REAL. If the ashes are soft, chalky, smell like burned paper, and keep burning, it is FAKE.
Where can one purchase crafts fabric?
There are a plethora of different retailers where one could purchase crafts fabric. Crafts fabric includes yarn, cotton, silk and fleece. Some of the places that one could purchase crafts fabric are sites that include Etsy, Amazon, and Ebay.
How to Repair Silk Fabric?
At one time or another, we all experience wear and tear on our clothing or fabric-made home decor. As a result, it can be very helpful to learn the basics of fabric repair so that you will not have to continually replace expensive items. One of the most expensive and delicate fabrics you may own is silk. Silk fabric is made from natural fibers that are found in the cocoon of the silk worm. Silk fabrics are extremely volatile and must be treated with gentleness. Silk fabric will degrade and become damaged very quickly when exposed to acidity and harmful chemicals. Silk will even deteriorate eventually from time spent with exposure to too much light. This delicate fabric can be difficult to repair, and the evidence of the repair will usually be visible. If you have silk fabric with a hole or tear, you can try to patch the area with fusible fabric. To do this, measure the area and obtain a piece of fusible fabric that is 1/2 an inch wider and longer than the area that needs repair. You will then need to cut off any jagged edges found around the tear and place the silk inside out on an ironing board. Next, pull the edges of the tear as close as possible and center the patch over the rip with its adhesive side against the fabric. Finally, apply the patch as per the manufacturer's instructions. If you have a piece of silk with a discoloration, you can treat it with vinegar to lessen the damage. To do this, place the silk fabric in a container and fill it with cold water. Next, add the amount of detergent typically recommended for washing delicates and gently wash the silk by hand with a kneading motion. Rinse the silk until all residue of detergent is removed. Then fill the container again with cold water and add 1/2 cup of vinegar. Place the silk in the solution and rinse it. Silk is a very delicate material that must be handled with care. Whatever repairs you do with silk, you should never be rough or use anything abrasive. Also, you should never use bleach on silk as it will destroy the fibers.
How much does silk fabric normally cost?
Silk is one of the highest priced textiles available; it comes from the cocoons of the larvae of the mulberry silkworm, However, there are a lot of other creatures that can produce silk such as beetles, silverfish, and mayflies. Textiles are one of the many examples of man��ªs ingenuity of using nature to produce beneficial products. It is sixty five dollars per yard. It really depends. We have the most excllent silk in my town, I am from China, the silk town--TONGXIANG CITY. The price of the best silk maybe cheaper than a normal silk fabric from other places. Contact me if you have any questions, i may answer it for you: wayne19770101@yahoo.com
