Common curtain craftsmanship

The common curtain techniques include printing, jacquard, embroidery, rotten/carved flowers, velvet cutting, yarn-dyed weaving, and flocking.
Printing: Printing colors and patterns on plain fabric using circular mesh coating or transfer, with rich styles and colors.
Jacquard: A concave and convex pattern formed by interweaving warp and weft threads in textile fabrics.
Embroidery: A process in which stitches are used to create various patterns and colors on a finished textile fabric, using needle threads to puncture according to the design.
Rotten/carved pattern: Made of polyester fiber as the core, wrapped or blended with fibers such as cotton and viscose hemp, and woven into a fabric.
Yarn weaving: According to the needs of patterns and designs, the yarn is first classified and dyed, and then interwoven to form a color pattern.
Flocking: Adhere the fiber down to the textile fabric according to the pattern design.
Fleece cutting: When weaving, two pieces are woven at the same time, and after weaving is completed, each piece is cut open from the middle to form a complete product
From the perspective of fabric materials, the main materials in the curtain market currently include polyester fiber, blended fabric, cotton linen, chenille, velvet, and silk.
Polyester fiber: It is relatively smooth, not easy to shrink, easy to handle, and has bright colors.
Blended material: Combination of polyester fiber and cotton, combining the advantages of both, good drape, and diverse styles, machine washable.
Cotton and linen fabric: Natural and environmentally friendly, with affinity, but with a moderate drape and easy shrinkage, it cannot be machine washed.
Real silk, imitation silk: Lustrous and elegant in color, but not smooth and with average sagging properties
Velvet and chenille: soft, comfortable and smooth to the touch, elegant and atmospheric, with a good drape feeling

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Common curtain craftsmanship

The common curtain techniques include printing, jacquard, embroidery, rotten/carved flowers, velvet cutting, yarn-dyed weaving, and flocking. Printing: Printing colors and patterns on plain fabric using circular mesh coating or transfer, with rich styles and colors.

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