The reason each of these very different things can become fabric is that they all share a common chemistry. They are all made of very long molecules called polymers. Not all polymers are good for ...

Notice the strings that are woven or knitted together to make the fabric. These strings are called yarns. Each yarn is made of many fibers twisted together. Each fiber is made of very long molecules ...

Narrator: Your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. There are faces living in this fabric. And these faces are made by pinching, pressing, and folding tulle to create details that, when they come ...

A lot of the fabrics we wear, sleep under and sit on are actually made of plastic. And more and more, we're realizing how ...

A permanent join on the other hand is strong and long-lasting, made with stitches or fabric glue. Let's have a look at some joins. This pencil case has been glued. Ezra: It feels strong.

Natural fabrics are made using fibres extracted from plant- or animal-based sources such as cotton, linen, hemp, wool and silk. The primary component of all plant-based fibres is cellulose.