10. Take care to use special layouts for asymmetric designs and for fabrics with bold designs, striped and checked designs, designs going in one direction and fabrics with nap and pile. Questions: PART � I Objective questions: 1. Direction of the selvedge is (a) Lengthwise grain (b) widthwise grain (c) bias grain (d) None 2. A fabric that does not require pre shrinking is (a) cotton (b) rayon (c) wool (d) starched cotton 3. Straightening of fabric should be done (a) before stitching (b) after stitching (c) before cutting (d) after cutting 4. The details necessarily to be marked and cut are (a) fold lines (b) darts (c) seam lines (d) all the above 5. The fabric is not folded in (a) combination fold (b) open layout (c) lengthwise layout (d) None of the above 6. Lengthwise and crosswise fold is performed in (a) combination fold (b) off centre crosswise fold (c) lengthwise fold (d) open lay out 7. To prevent wastage of fabric, this method can be used (a) Draping (b) Grading (c) Lay-out (d) Drafting Answer in one or two words: 1. What is lay-out? 2. Name the garment for which a combination fold is used.

Fine quality linens still retain the reputation of luxuriousness and expensiveness. Manufacture of fiber into fabric requires unusual care throughout each process to retain the strength and beauty of the fiber.