This is a yarn made with thick and thin placing by varying the amount of twist
in the yarn at regular intervals. They are found in drapery and upholstery
fabrics.Continue reading
These are frequently called as flake yarns. These are usually
single yarns in which small amount of fibres either different colours or luster
or both are inserted into the yarn and held in place by twist of base yarn eg:
tweed fabric. This gives a spotted and short streaky appearance.Continue reading
These
are similar to slub yarns but these are made from filament like slub prepared
from staples. The pressure forcing the spinning solution is varied the filament
is thick in some places and thin in some.Continue reading
These are characterized by a
projecting from the body of the yarn at fairly regular intervals. There are 3
ply yarns. The effect yarns forms irregular way surface and binder ties it to
the base. It has twisted core yarn.Continue reading
Gimp is same as boucle but the effect
yarn is regular semi circular appearance, while in loop.Continue reading
This is made in
the same way as loop yarn using a highly twisted effect yarn, which forms snarls
rather than loops.Continue reading
This feature prominent bunches of one or more of the
component yarn at regular or irregular intervals. This is made on a special
machine that permits the base yarn to be held almost stationary while the effect
yarn is wrapped around it several times to build upon enlarged segment with
brightly coloured fibres added at the enlarged spot.Continue reading
These create special
effects chenille means caterpillar in French. The yarn has a cut pile effect
which is bound to the core on the loom warps are arranged in groups (2-6) which
are interlaced in a cross weaving manner. Weft is inserted in a normal manner.
These are cut into wrap way threads.Continue reading
These are primarily decorative.
The plastic coasting on it resists tarnishing but care must be taken while
pressing as pure metals are soft, their thin films are used over a core yarn
that has replaced gold and slivers now. There are two methods of pressing.Continue reading
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