[Commonly Used Textiles Manual] Knitting Line

Overview

Also known as braided wire. Lines for hand-knotted decorations and utility crafts. With 7.5 ~ 66tex carded or combed cotton yarn 2 ~ 6 strands and smashed, dyed. Strong, shiny, colorful. Extensive use is made of cotton weaving thread for making drawnwork products, in a skeined package, customarily referred to as a process strand. Process strands can be processed according to the needs of use, and some do not burn the hair without mercerizing, in order to achieve counterfeit visual effects; some to go through 1 to 2 times mercerizing to enhance the gloss. Can be dyed into a variety of shades for color matching use. When used for large area knitting, the color difference is required so as not to affect the appearance of the embroidery. When weaving and crocheting, due to the tight organization, the friction between the thread and the fabric is enhanced, so the color thread is required to have no white core. The degree of twist is higher than the embroidery thread.