Textiles and Fabrics mind maps
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This Textiles and Fabrics page gathers more than 60 community-made mind maps, from types of fibre and smart fabrics to fashion trends and design constraints. They help school students study secondary-level textiles and give teachers material for exploring fabrics and design. Choose a map to get started.
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- Textile Fibres8
- Fabric Construction and Finishing8
- Fabric Types and Properties8
- Technical Textiles14
- Smart Fabrics and Biomimetics6
- Fabric Colouring and Decoration8
- Textile Tools and Garment Construction5
- Fashion Design and the Fashion Industry7
- Garment and Costume Design9
- Textile Design Projects and Task Analysis10
- Home Textiles8
Mind maps
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15 nodesFashion and Design Mindmap What are fashion tren... · Why do we need clothes? · What factors influenc... · What is an accessories? · What are design featu... · What should you consi...
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40 nodesTechnical/Modern Materials Technical textiles ar... · Modern: Phosphorescen... · Gore Tex · Aramid Fibres · Micro Fibres · Breathable
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39 nodesTypes of Fibre Yarns are threads mad... · Fibres can be natural.. · Regenerated.. · ..Or Manufactured
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29 nodesHand Tools and Equipment Industrial Machinery · Main Types of machine... · Stitching by Machine · Key Terms for machinery · Indigo Clothing · Summary
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11 nodesModern Fibres Modern Microfibres · Microfibres · Fibre Blends
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24 nodesRoles in industry Visual merchandiser · Designer · The Buyer · Merchandiser · Fabric + Garment Tech...
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27 nodesFree Hand Embroidery Commercial Products · Health and Safety · Equipment · The process · My final product · What is it?
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21 nodesConstraints On Designer Availability of Mater... · Time to market · Cost · Machinery and technology · Environmental issues · Social and Moral issues
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95 nodesUnidad 4: Garment construction Pattern makers equipment · Stages in the pattern... · Parts of the body · Pattern pieces for a ... · Verbs · Cuts and silhouettes
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17 nodesNon Woven Fabrics ONLY MADE FROM FIBRES · Wool felt - wool and ... · Needle felt - mechani... · Bonded - staple or fi... · Lamination - process ...
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50 nodesSwinging Sixties Materials · Shape and Style · Famous Designers · target market · Asthetics · Construction
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24 nodesTexi-Foil Health and Safety · what is it? · Commercial Products · Equipment · The Process · My final product
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24 nodesLife Cycles FAD · STANDARD/FASHION · Classic · Cycle of Fashion prod...
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58 nodesGothic Dress Aesthetics · Techniques · Fastening techniques · Style · Size · Safety
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56 nodesAfrican Target Market · Type of Shop · Type of Product · Influences · Construction Techniques · DecorativeTechniques
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32 nodesWaterproof and breathable properties of nanoweb applied clothing cloth · Comfort factors · Waterproof and breath... · Nano web technology · Surface properties · Iso 11092
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19 nodesSmart Fabrics react automatically t... · They are manufactured... · Smart Shaped Memory A...
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15 nodesLaminated Fabrics Made up of layers · Improves the properti... · Can be used with deli... · GORE-TEX
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23 nodesMicrofibres Tiny & thin. They can... · Usually synthetic: Po... · Versatile · Properties · Examples
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20 nodes1.11 Core Textiles 1.11.1 Natural · 1.11.2 Synthetic · 1.11.3 Woven · 1.11.4 Non woven · 1.11.5 Knitted · 1.11.6 Properties
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52 nodesFashion designing y accesories Is the applied art de... · AREAS OF FASHION DESI...
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159 nodesAlexander Mcqueen- task analysis colour · fabrics · themes · event · skills · budget
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152 nodesEvening dress OSH · Influences · Embellishment types · Construction details · Neckline · Colouring
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122 nodesRug Materials · Design · Category · Purpose and Function
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88 nodesWinter Wonderland_1 Target Audience · Types of Outfits · Colours · Fastenings · Types of Fabrics · Durability
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102 nodestask analysis aesthetics · cost · customer · environment · size · safety
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73 nodesWhat do I have to consider to make a bag? Themes · Target Market · Why am I making this ... · Features · Fastenings · When and Where
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22 nodesDenim Origins Charity Shops · Auction site · Friends, family, my o... · Clothing exchanges · Car boot/ jumble sale
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17 nodesSwimsuit for competition Development of swimsuits · Outer Shell to cover ... · tension lines lift ba...
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104 nodesTask Analysis_1 Africa · Australia · Aesthetics · Manufacture · Target Market · Social Issues
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69 nodesTask Analysis_1 Issues · Skills, techniques an... · Products · Ispiration · Fabrics/ styles/colou... · Deadlines
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11 nodesTypes of man-made fibres man-made fibres are t...
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78 nodesSilhouette Project Inspiration/themes · Materials · Construction · Decoration · Components added
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18 nodesDevore Heat and Safety · Comercial products · Equipment · My final Product · What is it?
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81 nodesAnalysis Fabrics · Target market · Fillings · Components · Design · colour
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10 nodesUntitled Aesthetics - this pro... · Cost - this dress wou... · Safety - the zip on t... · Size - the dress fits... · Materials - I would s... · Customer - its dress ...
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70 nodesUNIT II LESSON 7 : DRESS DESI... · LESSON 6 : COLOUR HOR... · LESSON 5 : COLOUR
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87 nodesTask Analysis Theatre design · Product · Colours · Fabric · Fabric tecniques · Product
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57 nodesFASHION DESIGNING & ACCESSORIES FASHION DESIGN · FASHION ACCESSORIES · TYPES OF DESIGN · ELEMENTS OF DESIGN · TRIMMINI AND DECORATION
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15 nodestextile property of table · uses of textiles in t... · carpet; describable p... · upholstery: describab... · bed linen: Desirable ...
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About textiles and fabrics mind maps
GoConqr OriginalExplore Textiles and Fabrics mind maps
Start with Smart Fabrics if you want to explore how fabrics respond to their surroundings. Its branches include thermochromic, photochromic and hydrochromic fabrics, giving you terms to compare as you study. For a design focus, Fashion and Design Mindmap looks at influences on trends and reasons for clothing.
Other maps take you into different parts of a textiles project. Hand Tools and Equipment includes industrial machinery and machine stitching, while Constraints On Designer considers the availability of materials. Life Cycles explores how fashions develop and decline.
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Follow one branch at a time, then cover it and explain the idea in your own words. Compare related branches or sketch a connection between two maps. When you want to test your understanding or practice recalling terms, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Pick a topic and explore its branches.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Try Smart Fabrics if you want to explore fabrics that respond to their surroundings. If you are studying design instead, Fashion and Design Mindmap looks at influences on trends and reasons for clothing. Choose the map that matches the topic you are working on.
What topics do these mind maps cover?
The maps cover materials such as fibres, microfibres and laminated fabrics, as well as tools, machinery and machine stitching. You can also explore fashion trends, product life cycles and constraints on designers. The collection is mainly suited to secondary-level study.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. If you want to create your own mind maps or other study resources, a free account lets you do that.