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The science of fashion

Science and engineering make the entire fashion industry possible. Computer technology is used in fashion design, dyes and special treatments such as waterproofing use chemical processes, and engineering innovations improve clothing over time. Learn through hands-on projects, links to online resourc...

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Main Author: Danneberg, Julie, 1958- (Author)
Other Authors: Simpson, Michelle (Illustrator) (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Norwich, VT : Nomad Press, [2021]
Series:Inquire and investigate.
Focus on science (Nomad Press)
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Fashion > Young adult nonfiction.
Clothing trade > Young adult nonfiction.
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Summary:Science and engineering make the entire fashion industry possible. Computer technology is used in fashion design, dyes and special treatments such as waterproofing use chemical processes, and engineering innovations improve clothing over time. Learn through hands-on projects, links to online resources, and text-to-world connections.
Physical Description:120 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographic references (pages 115-117) and index.
ISBN:9781647410278
1647410274
9781647410308
1647410304
Author Notes:Julie Danneberg is a recently retired middle school teacher who has worked as both a special education and literacy teacher. She is the author of several award-winning children's books, including the perennial best seller, First Day Jitters (Charlesbridge Publishing, 2000). Julie has a BA in Education and a MA in Educational Psychology. She lives in Boulder, Colorado, and when she is not hiking and biking, she is reading and writing.

Michelle Simpson is a Professional Canadian illustrator. She graduated from Sheridan College with a BAA in illustration and now works as a freelance illustrator. Michelle has written and illustrated Monsters In My House and Night Festival . She has also worked as a concept artist for children's tv shows Ollie: The Boy Who Became What He Ate: Season 2, and Tee and Mo. Most of her inspiration comes from nature and folklore.

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