1. Wet Spinning: Examples: Acrylic, Rayon, Spandex. 2. Dry Spinning: Examples: Acetate, Acrylic, Mod-acrylic, spandex, triacetate, vinyon. 3. Melt Spinning: Examples: Nylon, Olefin, Polyester, Saran. After the filaments have been extruded and solidified, they are drawn out between rollers having different speeds. Drawing can also be a separate process. Spinneret size, plus spinning and drawing conditions, determine the final filament diameter. The filaments can be combined into a tow and then chopped into staple fibers. Man-made fibers may be spun into yarns, either alone or as blends with other fibers.

Stitch on the right side of the fabric, stretching the previously stitched rows as you sew each new row. Shirring made by machine Application of shirring on garments 138 Questions: PART � I Objective questions: 1. To make a pattern to fit the body curves which can be used.