Woven And Other Interworked Fabrics
Scope Note
Fabrics created by weaving, knitting, crochet, netting techniques, etc. and which can be further distinguished by the number of elements or fibers involved; special apparatus (e.g., netting needle, loom, crochet hook); products and their uses; specialized personnel and organization; etc.
History Note
The term was changed from "Woven Fabrics" to "Woven and Other Interworked Fabrics" and the scope note was rewritten in 2005. Note: known examples involve the use of cordage in creating the fabric, in contrast to Category 287.
- Broader Term
- 280 Leather, Textiles, And Fabrics
- Related Terms
- 283 Cordage
- 288 Textile Industries
- 290 Clothing
- 402 Industrial Machinery
- Use Fors
- Batik (textile)
- Cloth (woven)
- Crocheting
- Dyes (use in weaving)
- Fabrics (hand woven)
- Fullery (non-industrial)
- Hand looms for woven fabric
- Interworked fabrics
- Knitting
- Lacemaking
- Looms for making fabrics (hand)
- Macrame
- Nets (manufacture)
- Netting (manufacture)
- Rugs (hand woven)
- Shuttles (weaving)
- Twilled fabrics
- Weavers (hand)
- Weaving
- Woven fabrics (hand woven)
- Identifier
- 286
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