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What people use before the sewing machine?
They use a needle and thread. Or they knitted.
How can you add a crochet crown to a knitted beret?
You can sew it on with needle and plain thread / matching yarn.
How do you seam two cast off edges together on knitted sweater?
3-needle bind off
What is single jerse fabric?
This most likely refers to a single needle bed knitting the fabric. Fabric knitted on only one needle bed is jersey fabric. If fabric is knitted using all needles on both needle beds, then the fabric is a called a full needle rib knit.
How do you take shrinkage report in knitted fabrics?
how to take shrinkage calculate of knit fabric
What does the I-cord mean in knitting?
i cord is a thin knitted tube. using a double pointed needle cast on 3 or 4 stitches. slide these to the end of the needle and knit them. slide them to the end of the needle and knit again. repeat until you have the length you want. you need to pull the yarn quite tightly for the first stitch as it is stretching round from the last stitch of the last row. the stitches basically spiral around to form a tube
What does knitted fibers mean?
knitted fibres are fibres that have been knitted... dah
What is a point ball?
It is a sewing machine needle that has a small ball at the tip, rather than the usual sharp point and is for used for stitching knitted or elasticated fabrics. As the ball enters the fabric, it pushes the fabric threads to one side rather than splitting them as a standard needle would and so is more "gentle". The holes that ball point needles leave in the fabric are larger than they would be with a standard needle, but because of the nature of knitted and elasticated fabrics, the holes become reasonably well hidden.
Is the knitted character from tv burp really knitted?
yes they are really knitted bye fans and staff
What is the use of a ballpoint needle?
It is a sewing machine needle that has a small ball at the tip, rather than the usual sharp point and is for used for stitching knitted or elasticated fabrics. As the ball enters the fabric, it pushes the fabric threads to one side rather than splitting them as a standard needle would and so is more "gentle". The holes that ball point needles leave in the fabric are larger than they would be with a standard needle, but because of the nature of knitted and elasticated fabrics, the holes become reasonably well hidden.
Name the type of defects present in knitted and woven fabrics?
Slub yarn. needle line .fabric hole.yarn contamination.pilling.spirality.dying defects.miss print.shade variation.miss pick. Missing yarn.bowing. etc
How do you machine sew a hand knitted sweater?
You will want to place fabric, bias tape, or interfacing on the top and bottom of your sweater edges, so the fibers do not get caught in your feed or in your sewing needle.
