A) To make the item more durable B) To communicate stories or beliefs C) To add random decorations D) To increase the price of the item
A) Plastic B) Steel C) Willow D) Concrete
A) Bleach B) Paint thinner C) Berries D) Gasoline
A) The needle used for weaving B) The threads that are woven over and under C) A type of knot D) The stationary threads
A) A type of loom B) The threads woven over and under C) The stationary threads D) A finishing technique
A) Anger B) Eternity or wholeness C) Poverty D) Confusion
A) Indecision B) Chaos C) Weakness D) Strength or stability
A) Conflict B) Isolation C) Balance or harmony D) Disorder
A) Twill weave B) Embroidery C) Basket weave D) Plain weave
A) Holding warp threads in place B) Dyeing fibers C) Spinning yarn D) Cutting fabric
A) To avoid mistakes and ensure accuracy B) To make the process more boring C) To waste time D) Because it’s required by law
A) The symbolic meaning of the colors B) Only using one color C) The cost of the dyes D) Ignoring color theory
A) Plastic B) Reed C) Cotton D) Wire
A) To prevent fraying B) To make the fabric shiny C) To add weight D) To attract dust
A) A type of dye B) A type of sewing C) A basketry technique D) A type of knot
A) Growth or evolution B) Darkness C) Death D) Stagnation
A) Turbulent B) Checkerboard C) Circular D) Pyramid
A) In a damp basement B) In direct sunlight C) In a dry, dark place D) Covered in oil
A) Tie the ends together securely B) Glue the ends together C) Rip out the entire piece D) Ignore it and continue weaving
A) To make the fabric weak and uneven B) Tension is not important C) To make the process harder D) To create a uniform and strong fabric
A) A type of weaving technique B) Preparing fibers for spinning C) Cutting fabric D) Dyeing fabric
A) Acrylic B) Nylon C) Polyester D) Linen
A) Braiding fibers together B) Dyeing techniques C) A type of knot D) Needlework
A) Beater B) Screwdriver C) Needle D) Scissors
A) Mix chemicals haphazardly B) Drink the dye C) Pour dye down the drain D) Wear gloves
A) To cut the warp B) To separate warp threads C) To hold the loom together D) To dye the weft
A) Creating pictorial designs B) Weaving with metal C) Weaving without a loom D) Weaving very quickly
A) Bowline knot B) Hangman's knot C) Pretzel knot D) Fisherman's knot
A) Stability B) Boredom C) Perfection D) Movement or change
A) Hemming B) Burning the edges C) Gluing the edges D) Cutting it raw |