You use a gauge or tape measure and count how many stitches per inch.
It may not be a whole number, though.
Example:
You may have 4 1/2 stitches per inch. If you wanted to know how many stitches you needed to cast on for the desired measurement, you would multiply the number of stitches per inch by the number of inches you needed.
Example II:
If you neede a garment to finish at 40 inches, you would be making two pieces, with each being 20 inches.
Example III:
So if you had 4 1/2 inches per stitc, you would multiply this by 20 inches and you would need to cast on 90 stitches, adding 2 stitches for sewing so a total of 92 stitches for each side. This would be a total of 92 stitches per side.
Fabric that is gray melange has printed color at intervals. Knit means the fabric in woven or knitted.
Interlock fabric is a variation of rib knit construction. Similar to a Jersey knit except both front and back of the fabric look identical. Double knit construction makes this a thicker knit fabric. Interlock is the tightest weave, gives the smoothest surface and the finest hand. The fabric is extremely soft, firm and absorbent.
how to measure gram per sequare metre of silk fabric.Pls. give us
How to get the accurate stretchability of fabric knitted
Pique is a a knit weave. "Cotton knit" is not a weave but a content and fabric. By cotton knit i assume you are asking about the fabric of the regular t-shirts, that wave is know as Jersey (Single Jersey in technical terms)
Double-knit interlock fabric with stand-out stability and firmness that's perfect for suiting. Ponte fabric has a subtle sheen and incredible durability.
ITY = Interlock Twist Yarn - knit jersey fabric
knit?
roll weight X 19.685 / dia gsm of th fabric = metre of the fabric
A "knit" fabric will stretch, either side to side and/or up to down, but a "woven" fabric will not stretch.
I think the best fabric for a maxi needs to be something light weight like a knit fabric.
It's 58% polyester and 40% rayon, and is a knit fabric that has some spandex to make it stretchy.