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中文简体Shapes print fabric can be classified based on the types of shapes used in the design. Here are some common classifications of shapes print fabric:
Geometric Shapes: This classification includes fabric prints that feature geometric shapes such as squares, triangles, circles, rectangles, hexagons, or diamonds. These shapes are often repeated in a pattern or arranged in an organized manner.
Abstract Shapes: Abstract shapes refer to non-representational or non-figurative forms. They can be irregular, asymmetrical, or free-flowing shapes that don't resemble specific objects or symbols. Abstract shapes can create unique and artistic fabric designs.
Organic Shapes: Organic shapes are irregular, flowing, and often inspired by nature. They can resemble natural elements such as leaves, flowers, waves, clouds, or rocks. Organic shapes tend to have softer and more curvilinear edges compared to geometric shapes.
Animal Shapes: Fabric prints featuring animal shapes depict various animals or animal parts such as animal silhouettes, paw prints, feathers, or animal-inspired patterns. These prints can be realistic or stylized, and they often add a playful or whimsical touch to the fabric.
Floral Shapes: Floral shapes are prints that incorporate various types of flowers, petals, buds, or floral motifs. These prints can range from realistic flower representations to stylized or abstract floral designs. Floral prints are popular for their feminine and vibrant aesthetics.
Figurative Shapes: Figurative shapes include prints that depict recognizable objects or figures such as human silhouettes, household items, vehicles, or everyday objects. These prints can be realistic or stylized, depending on the design intent.
Repeat Patterns: Repeat patterns involve the repetition of shapes, either identical or varied, throughout the fabric. They can be arranged in various ways such as stripes, checks, polka dots, or tessellations. Repeat patterns can feature any shape type, offering a wide range of design possibilities.
