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Need a report about the knitting machine . Report instructions and format are attached below. Paper and powerpoint needed with References. Try to stay away from Chatgpt and any big words. Make sure it’s not plagarized.
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TEXTILES FD10
Long Beach City College
Chantel Bryant
[email protected]
(562) 938-4499
Textile Report – 125 points
I.
Cover Page (see handout for exact format)
5 points
II.
Written Report
80 points
a. Format: Essay format
i. Typed 12 point font, Times New Roman, and double spaced. NO header on the first page.
ii. Minimum 4 pages (not including the cover page or Works Cited Page).
iii. Use spell check and visit The Reading and Writing Resource Center if you need assistance
with the format of your paper.
b. Content: Select and research a subject related to FIBERS or FABRICS.
i. Introduction:
1. Purpose of Paper
2. Definition/Purpose of topic (garments, textile, finish, etc.)
ii. History -Textile Information as appropriate – past
1. Discovery/invention
2. fabric common names
3. construction: woven, knitted, film, etc.
4. fiber content: natural, man-made. staple, filament
5. yarn types: filament or spun
6. surface finish: color, print / design – applied / structural
iii. Current -Textile Information as appropriate – today
1. fabric common names, construction: woven, knitted, film, etc.
2. fibers normally used & why: content, natural, man-made, staple, filament
3. yarn types: filament or spun
4. surface finish: color, print / design – applied / structural
iv.
Current product/s
1. Types or examples used today
2. Prices/Cost
a. Provide actual prices of low-end (mass market) vs. high-end (designer)
products
b. Provide an explanation of why there is a price range for the
fiber/product/technique
3. Brands or Labels (that use this fiber/product/technique)
4. Country of origin (where is this fiber/product/technique manufactured)
5. Advantages
6. Disadvantages
7. Sustainability (avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an
ecological balance.)
v.
Conclusion
III.
Works Cited:
10 points
v Minimum of 4 scholarly sources required, listed in MLA format.
o Scholarly sources (written by professionals who are experts in their
fields) that are found online such as journals, trade publications, newspaper articles, etc.
o Scholarly journals can also be accessed through the LBCC Library.
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Only 1 non-scholarly website can be used (this includes YouTube, Wikipedia, biography.com, etc)
o A dictionary is not an acceptable source other than for a definition.
IV.
Presentation
30 points
Create a narrated video presentation that is 6-8 minutes in length. Options include:
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Narrated PowerPoint, Prezi, etc.
Zoom Screen Recording of your presentation
You will be evaluated on:
o preparation
o professionalism
o interest to others
o coverage of topic
o image quality
o time usage
PRESENTATION DO’S
Create a video that is less than 8 minutes long to keep the viewers attention.
Include at least 1 photo on each slide with a few bullet points on the related topic.
Can include a short video clip about your textile topic that is no longer than 2 minutes.
Make sure your presentation is easily accessible and does not require the viewer to download your file. (upload
to YouTube, Vimeo, record on Zoom and provide a link, etc.)
Prepare note cards
Practice and time yourself! Don’t go over 8 minutes, you will lose your audiences attention!
Make sure you can pronounce every word you are using (if not, don’t use the word)
PRESENTATION DONT’S
Ø Showing your face is NOT necessary for the presentation but we would love to see you.
Ø Copying and pasting your Textile Report into the presentation is boring and too wordy. Edit down to focus on
key points.
Ø DO NOT APPOLIGIZE for: not long enough, not enough research, sloppy, etc. Be confident!
NARRATED VIDEO PRESENTATION POINTERS
Suggested Order
I.
Introduction of self & topic
II.
Reason for selection of topic (garments, textile, finish, etc.)
III.
Purpose/Requirements needed for end use
IV.
Coverage of topic –outline 5 main points with elaboration for each
V.
Conclusion/summary
Textile Reports SUGGESTED TOPICS:
If you are interested in researching a topic not on the list, first make sure it isn’t
thoroughly covered in class/the textbook and then check with your instructor to get
the topic approved.
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Aramid (Kevlar, Nomex)
Burn-out Fabrics
Batik
Carpets
Denim (Finishes & Weights)
Diapers
Dyes – Natural or Synthetic
Digital Printing
Elastomerics, (Spandex,Elastane,)
Environmental Textiles
“Extreme” Active Fabrics – Climbing, Hiking, etc.
Faux Fur
Felting/Fiberwebs
Finishes (wrinkle resistant, Dry Fit, etc.)
Flames on Fabrics (Commercial/childrens)
Fox Fibers (Naturally colored cotton)
Harris Tweed
Hemp
History of Sewing Machines
Hosiery or Socks
Kimono fabric
Knitting Loom/Machine
Lace
Latex
Lingerie fabrics
Men’s Ties
Metallic Yarns/fabrics
Microfibers or Gortex Fabrics
“Smart” Textiles
Non-traditional fibers (spider silk, etc.)
Nano technology
Narrow Fabrics – Ribbons
Neoprene – foam fabrics
Quilting & Batting
Printing – silk screening, tie dye, burn-out, block
Ski wear fabrics
Swimwear fabrics
Tapa Cloth
Tapestries – hand & machine
Tartan Plaids – past & present
Velcro
Vegetable textiles (seaweed, mushrooms, soy, corn, grapes)
Vinyl
Wall coverings (textile)
Wedding Dress fabrics
Window treatments (textile)
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