To restore textiles to their original condition.

To prevent further deterioration of textiles.

To make textiles more visually appealing.

To increase the value of textiles.

Exposure to light

Exposure to moisture

Exposure to heat

All of the above

Store textiles in a dark place.

Use ultraviolet filters on windows.

Limit the amount of time textiles are exposed to light.

All of the above

Store textiles in a dry place.

Use dehumidifiers to control humidity.

Avoid touching textiles with wet hands.

All of the above

Store textiles in a cool place.

Use air conditioning to control temperature.

Avoid exposing textiles to direct sunlight.

All of the above

Hand wash the textile in a mild detergent.

Machine wash the textile on a gentle cycle.

Dry clean the textile.

It depends on the type of textile.

In a cool, dark place.

In a humidified environment.

In a sealed container.

It depends on the type of textile.

Use a sewing machine.

Use a hand needle and thread.

Use a fabric adhesive.

It depends on the type of damage.

On a mannequin.

In a frame.

In a shadow box.

It depends on the type of textile.

Take photographs.

Write a description.

Create a condition report.

All of the above

Take a course in textile conservation.

Read books and articles about textile conservation.

Visit museums and galleries that have textile collections.

All of the above

Textiles are delicate and should be handled with care.

Textiles can be damaged by improper cleaning and storage.

Textiles should be repaired and restored only by qualified professionals.

All of the above

To preserve and protect textiles.

To restore textiles to their original condition.

To educate the public about textile conservation.

All of the above

The delicate nature of textiles.

The lack of funding for textile conservation.

The lack of qualified textile conservators.

All of the above

Textile conservation will become more important as textiles become more valuable.

Textile conservation will become more accessible as technology advances.

Textile conservation will become more integrated with other fields, such as museum studies and art history.

All of the above