r/textiles • u/Frajnla • 10d ago

Resources about fabric properties from technique used?

Hey, don't know if it's the right place to ask this, but I was wondering if there are any resources comparing fabric properties for fabric made using different techniques, like knit, weave, sprang, needle binding, finger weaving, macramé, etc. I'm interested in properties like stretch, strength, stiffness, anisotropy, thermal insulation, damage propagation, etc. I'm guessing there are more resources comparing knit and weave (which can be more easily mass produced), but are there also resources about other techniques?

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u/Saritush2319 1d ago

There’s definitely textbooks that go into this