How To Use Spun yarn In A Sentence
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Briefly introduce the spinning principle of - spinning core - spun yarn and primary processing parameters that influence yarn properties.
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Briefly introduce the spinning principle of - spinning core - spun yarn and primary processing parameters that influence yarn properties.
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No longer confined to the realm of the patriot, this homespun yarn has now entered the territory of international and domestic fashion.
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Wool, for example, was frequently dyed before being spun to ensure an even color in cloths that required tightly spun yarns.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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i've never knt twinned, but i have unspun yarn and all you have to do is retwist if you are worried.
I have a question about twining.
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Fabric made with this tandem-spun yarn doesn't pill, since the core fiber - often a high-tenacity polyester that is prone to cause pilling - is almost completely encased in cotton, which doesn't pill.
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‘Oh, I was selling some of my homespun yarn to the tailor,’ Emily replied.
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In the cotton industry, for example, most firms either spun yarn or wove cloth, which was in turn sent to an independent dyer and finisher.
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As well, the greater efficiency of the spinning wheel probably led to lower piecework rates for all spinning, whether with distaff or wheel, despite the fact that wheel-spun yarn was not always the suitable material.
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Women habitually baked bread, churned butter, brewed beer, sewed clothes, knitted stockings, spun yarn, and even sometimes milled flour and wove cloth.
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The reason is b'c the yarn the original twined knitters used was spun the opposite way commercial yarn is spun today. (that whole S twist vs Z twist) Using unspun yarn will probably mean you will twist the yarn as you work it in the direction that you need. (that is if it really is "unspun" and not "lightly spun") You could spin the yarn you need the correct way, or commission somone you know who spins to spin you some yarn the way you need it done.
I have a question about twining.
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In the cotton industry, for example, most firms either spun yarn or wove cloth, which was in turn sent to an independent dyer and finisher.
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‘We keep the rabbits, shear the wool off them and then knit the garments from the spun yarn,’ he said.
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The beautifully spun yarns can still vibrate with strong primary reds, yellows and blues, into the more sophisticated variations of mauve, delicate pinks and maroons.
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Women habitually baked bread, churned butter, brewed beer, sewed clothes, knitted stockings, spun yarn, and even sometimes milled flour and wove cloth.
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Paradoxically, the multifold increase in machine-spun yarn called into existence armies of weavers who were still using hand-looms, which reached a peak of 250,000 in Great Britain in the mid-1820s.
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Briefly introduce the spinning principle of - spinning core - spun yarn and primary processing parameters that influence yarn properties.
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The spun wool is wrapped into balls, and then two strands of spun yarn are skeined together, dyed and mothproofed, hung in the sun to dry, reballed, and plied together on a larger spindle.
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He said the tapis, indicative of the region's distinctive textiles and only found in Lampung, was made from basic handwoven fabric, using handspun yarn and rich natural dyes of deep blue, warm yellow and rusty brown from the mahogany bark.
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As well, the greater efficiency of the spinning wheel probably led to lower piecework rates for all spinning, whether with distaff or wheel, despite the fact that wheel-spun yarn was not always the suitable material.
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Briefly introduce the spinning principle of - spinning core - spun yarn and primary processing parameters that influence yarn properties.
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Briefly introduce the spinning principle of - spinning core - spun yarn and primary processing parameters that influence yarn properties.
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She also has millspun yarn from her finest fleeced alpacas.
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a sweater knitted of nubbly homespun yarns
