Form och material 2: stickat och trikå 2,0 credits Examination for MD15 Ladokcode: 51FM20

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1 Form och material 2: stickat och trikå 2,0 credits Examination for MD15 Ladokcode: 51FM20 Studentcode: Date for exam: Time: 14:00-17:30 Equipment: lens, colour pencils, scissor, needlepin Max. points in the exam: 85 points Task points/task points/task Checking time is max: 3 weeks Important! Do nt forget to write names on all papers You deliver Good luck! Teacher : Stig Nilsson cellphone:

2 KNITTING TECHNOLOGY IN GENERAL. (only 1 right answer for each question). Question Alternative Points

3 KNITTING TECHNOLOGY IN GENERAL. (Only one correct answer of each question.) 1 You are producing plain fabric on a flatknitting-machine. What do you achieve. A. Low weight and low strech. B. You can have bubble-effect. C. A high weight. D. You want a surface that is easy to rug or brush. E. A material that is highly isolating against heat. F. No alternative fits. 2. Why do you produce cable-knitting on flatknitting only? A. Flatknitting has a higher production than circular-knitting. B. Flatknitting can t be built over E14 C. Flatknitting has jacquard on one bed only. D. Circularknitting has less numbers of feeders. E. Flatknitting has the possibility of bed-racking. F. Nothing is right. 3. What is typical for: Full Milan A. Low stretch, low elasticity. B. High elasticity C. Big risk for felting D. Shrinkage after washing E. Different look on the two sides. F. No alternative fits. 4. Binding: Lacoste Piquet has a repeat of how many feeders? A. 2 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6 E. 8 F. No alternative fits..

4 5. Double full cardigan has a repeat on how many feeders? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 E. 6 F. No alternative fits. 6. Which of these bindings has the best elasticity? A. Plain fabric. B. Pique Lacoste. C. Full rib. D. Jogging. E. Punto di Roma. F. All the same. 7. For plating is one alternative correct. A. Common in the production of fully fashion. B. The same yarn is on both sides of the fabric. C. Is used only for the production of polar fleece on a two bed circular machine D. Is only used for the production of plush. E. The yarn feeder has two holes for the yarn. F. No alternative is correct. 8. You are producing tuck-binding or full-cardigan. What do you achieve. A. Low weight and low stretch. B. Stiff handle. C. High stretch and low contract back. D. High weight. E. Thin thickness. F. No alternative fits.

5 9. Wevenit is a binding that has a repeat on how many feeders? A. 2 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6 E. 8 F. No alternative fits What technique is the most echonomical regarding materialsupply in knitwear? A. Fully Fashion B. Complete Garment C. Double-knitting with linking D. Cut and sew E. Integraltechnique F. Nothing is good 11. Why do you use striped-backing in a pullover, jacquard flatknitting, instead of birds-eye backing? You want: A. Lower strech horizontally. B. Lower weight. C. More production D. Lower see-through -effect. E. More stability. F. Nothing fits. 12. On a circular machine with 48 feeders is Interlock produced. After 10 revolutions, how many complete courses made on the front? A. 48 B. 96 C. 120 D. 240 E. 480 F. No alternative is correct.

6 13. Single-jersey with cotton/lycra is very common material. What specific properties does it have? A. High strechability and a piquet-effect on one side. B. High strechability and good elasticity back. C. Low strechability sideways but good elasticity. D. Low strechability and a bubble-effect. E. High strechability with tuck-effect. F. All is wrong. 14. Knitwear compared to weaving. What is true? A. Knitwear in circle-knittingmachines is slower to produce. B. Knitwear is usually lighter and more porous. C. Usually bad stretch in knitted material. D. Knitwear produces a good denim. E. Single-knit should better be stored hung, in order to keep measurements. F. All answers are inadequate. 15. When You want to produce garment with gauge E28, why do You do it in circular-knitting? A. It is not possible to build that small gauge in flatkniting. B. Loops are small and you need many feeders. C. You need the possibility of bed-racking. D. Flat knitting production would be cheaper if used. E. Jacquard-knitting is more simple to handle in circular-knittin. F. None of the answers are relevant. Good luck!

7 Flat knitting Question: Solve the following tasks for the attached flat knitted samples. A. Specify (draw) the set of needles. 2p B. Specify (draw) the structure 2p C. Specify cam positions 1p D. Specify knitting directions, (and racking if needed) 1p E. Name the structure as exact as possible. 1p F. Specify type of machine that the sample could be produced on. 3p The specified machine type must be as simple/basic aspossible. Write the answers on additional papers. The space here below is used for the teacher. 16. A. B. C. D. E. F. 17. A. B. C. D. E. F.

8 Circular Knitting Question: Solve the following tasks for the attached circular knitted samples. A. Specify (draw) the set of needles. 2p B. Specify (draw) the structure 3p C. Give the material a name 2p D. Specify type of machine that the sample could be produced on. 3p The specified machine type must be as simple/basic as possible. Below for the teacher! 18. A. 19. A. B. B. C. C. D. D.

Basic Design 2: design experiments and knitting 2.0cr

Basic Design 2: design experiments and knitting 2.0cr Ladok code: 51FM20 Written examination for: DMODE Student code: Exam date: 2017-04-21 Time: 14.00-17.30 Allowed equipment: lens (lupp), pencils, scissor,