very tight because it is pushed together
silk is no longer used for making parachutes. It was a good material before nylon came along, but no parachutes are made from silk anymore. Not for decades. <><><><> When it WAS used, it was because it was very light, extremely strong, was not bulky, and could be woven in a very tight weave.
No not really. It matters who does it. If you see blood that is not good. Sometimes the peole who do it does it tight. My last weave was sooo tight it hurt. So now I go somewhere else. And if you want a good weave get French Twist from Milky Way. That is a good weave. Its not straight its curly not really curly.
The basic types of weaves include plain weave, twill weave, and satin weave. Plain weave is the simplest, alternating the warp and weft threads to create a tight, sturdy fabric. Twill weave features a diagonal pattern, providing texture and durability, while satin weave creates a smooth, lustrous surface by floating the warp or weft threads over several others. Each type serves different purposes in textiles, influencing the fabric's appearance and functionality.
Its still parachutes.
Justice for All with Judge Cristina Perez - 2012 Weave's Too Tight to Mention No Yoga Pant Cover Up 1-179 was released on: USA: 2013 USA: 10 June 2013
Parachutes come in varying sizes.
Most quilts are made with 100% cotton, that has a fairly tight weave for durability. ( Egyptian cotton is way too tight a weave for hand quilting, but will work fine with machine quilting. ) Quilts cotton are identified by the way we use them, how long you use them and where we use them 1. Batik fabric has a tighter weave than traditional cotton. 2. Flannel and brushed-cotton are stretchier 3. Silk is absolutely gorgeous but it is slippery and frays like crazy. 4. 50% Polyester with cotton composition
They can be if you pay a little extra.US parachutes are unflameable.
They have parachutes so they could fly
Shiver is the second track on the album Parachutes.
Parachutes were made of woven nylon fabric in WW2
four parachutes