Textile design encompasses a wide range of purposes, including creating visually appealing fabrics, enhancing the functionality of fabrics, and expressing cultural and artistic ideas.

Embroidery is a decorative technique that involves stitching designs onto fabric, while printing, weaving, and knitting are all methods of creating textiles.

Block printing is a traditional textile design technique that involves creating a repeating pattern on fabric using a series of carved wooden blocks.

Knitting is a textile technique that involves interlocking loops of yarn to create fabric, while plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave are all types of woven textiles.

Beading is a textile design technique that involves sewing beads onto fabric to create decorative patterns or designs.

Polyester is a synthetic fiber, while cotton, wool, and silk are all natural fibers derived from plants or animals.

Computer-aided design (CAD) is a software program used to create textile designs using a computer.

Medical textiles are a specialized field of textile design that focuses on the development of textiles for medical applications, such as surgical gowns and bandages.

Weaving is a textile design technique that involves interlacing two sets of threads at right angles to each other to create fabric.

Tie-dyeing is a dyeing technique that involves folding and binding fabric to create patterns, while screen printing, digital printing, and block printing are all common textile printing techniques.

Appliqué is a textile design technique that involves stitching pieces of fabric onto a larger piece of fabric to create a design.

Jacquard weave is a specialized type of weave structure that allows for the creation of intricate patterns and designs in fabric.

Batik is a textile design technique that involves dyeing the fabric in a resist pattern using wax or other resist agents.

Linen is a natural fiber derived from the flax plant, while cotton, wool, and silk are all common types of textile fibers.

Roller printing is a textile design technique that involves printing a pattern onto the fabric using a roller.