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Need a Simple Explanation of FIBRE TO FABRIC, (NCERT Class 6 Science Chapter 3)? Watch this animated video now. This is Part 2 - Difference between Fibre & Fabric.


Fibre to Fabric video timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:15 Threading a needle
1:03 Edjoy Title Track (Larger than Life)
1:48 Difference between a Fibre and a Fabric
3:21 Natural fibres and synthetic fibres
4:26 Can you design your own school uniform
4:40 Cotton Yarn
5:58 What is Ginning?
5:24 Draping Fabrics without stitching
6:03 Jute fibres
7:35 NCERT Question Answer Solution
6:28 Outro


In Class VI Science Chapter 3 NCERT, “Fibre to Fabric” the following key points will be covered:
There is a variety of clothing material or fabric, such as cotton, silk, wool and polyester.
Fabrics are made from yarns, which in turn are made from fibres.
Fibres are either natural or synthetic. Cotton, wool, silk and jute are some natural fibres, while nylon and polyester are some examples of synthetic fibres.
Fibres like cotton and jute are obtained from plants.
The process of making yarn from fibres is called spinning.
Fabric from yarns is made by weaving and knitting.

Important key terms like: cotton wool, fabric, Fibre, knitting, spinning, weaving, yarn, Natural fiber, natural and synthetic fibers, flax fabric, fiber clothes, ginning, cloth made of flax, knitting needles, knitting wool, knitting socks and yarn, hand weaving, types of weaving, jute and cotton yarn, will be covered in these videos of Fibre to Fabric.

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