### eyes:

Lazy eye
* are eyes
  - illnesses
  - quite common in young children
* can occur independently of retinoschisis.
* develops rapidly during the first three years of life.
* is reduced vision from lack of use in an otherwise normal eye.

Open eye
* are eyes.
* reveal some sort of tunnel vision, with regions of disorientation about the outside.

Fabric
* All fabrics are in natural colors
  - burn at some point when exposed to a flame, some faster than others
* Many fabrics contain a combination of fibers.
* Most fabric has density.
* Most fabric is made of materials
  - natural materials
  - makes from fiber
  - fabrics used today are synthetic
* Some fabric absorbs energy
  - water
* Some fabrics are so stretchy that they can actually force themselves down the throat plate
  - become limp and lose body when laundered
  - have a high thread count but are stiff to touch
  - require that they be cut through a single thickness at a time
* Use light weight fabrics.
* absorb the dye differently.
* are colorfast and dimensionally stable
  - durable, weatherproof, warm and allow the feet to 'breathe'
  - soft and shiny
* are soft, sometimes silvery and high-tech
  - they slip on the body and become stiff only where necessary
  - teflon coated, and many come resin coated for water resistance
  - the big items that people are looking for
* can fade and dolls turn odd colors.
* come in hundreds of weights and weaves.
* consists of components.
* contains fiber
  - hydrophilic fiber
* deteriorate with age and can become extremely fragile.
* differ in their protection barrier although cotton tends to be more protective.
* fade less and stains are reduced with ozone.
  - lower basis weight
  - properties
  - reinforce materials
  - structures
* includes hems
  - sections
* is an artifact
* is located in clothing stores
  - curtains
* is made of fiber
  - such materials
  - wool
  - part of sofas
  - smooths
* is used for clothing
  - rags
  - sails
  - upholstery
  - natural fiber
* play an important role in today's military body armor.
* provides protection.
* remain soft, supple and transparent.
* retains air.
* shows abrasion resistance
* sometimes have metallic stripes.
* used in the workout wear breathe and wick away moisture.
* weaves from fiber
  - fibre

### fabric:

Basket weave
* are fabric.
* is used by most topnotch needlepointers.

Breathable fabric
* allow perspiration and condensation inside the foul weather suit to pass outward
* improve comfort levels but are more expensive.

Camouflage
* enables an animal to remain hidden from view.
* helps disguise an animal so that it is less visable to preditors or prey.
* is fabric
  - hiding
  - screens
* tends to lighter colors in dry biomes, darker in more humid biomes.

### fabric | camouflage:

Full camouflage
* can also help, where legal and where hunter densities are low.
* is de rigueur, including a hat and face mask or full paint facial make-up.

Good camouflage
* is necessary because woodcocks nest on the ground.
* makes it easier for many vipers to disguise themselves and deceive their prey.

Different fabric
* absorb paint differently.
* has properties.
* take dye differently and reflect light differently.

Knitted fabric
* are porous, allowing air to circulate for a more comfortable night's sleep.
* is produced in the form of interlaced loops.

Shiny fabric
* reflect light and can give a larger appearance to a very thin body.
* shade differently if cut in different directions.

Soft fabric
* have less of a fan-like appearance on the ends than fabrics with more body.
* helps prevent chafing and binding.

Synthetic fabric
* are man-made copies of natural fabrics
  - preferable to cotton
  - very common
* perform better than cotton in the woods.