Twill weave | features of twill weave

Twill weave

A weave that repeats on 3 or more end picks producer diagonal lines on the face of the fabric.

Appearance of twill leave: A twill weave in characterize by diagonal lines on the face of the fabric, These twill lines are produced by letting all warp end interlace in the same way but displacing the interlacing points: of end by one pick relative to that of the previous end while the plain weave can only be woven  in one form. There exists several options will regard to twist.

Features:

(1)  Diagonal line can be seen on the fabric,

(2)  Twill line may be left to right or right to left

(3)  Smallest repeat 3 × 3.

(4)  There or more healed shaft required

(5)  Straight draft used.

(6)  Appearance of the design can be found on the both side.

(7)  Both side one face side but appearance is different.

Knitting | classification of knitting |

Knitted fabric defers vastly from woven fabrics. Woven fabric is formed substantially by interlacing of a seems of length wise and cross wise threads. Knitting in its simplest form Consist in forming loops though those previously formed.

Knitting: Knitting is the method of creating fabric by transforming continuous strands of yarn into a series of interlocking loops, each row of such loops hanging from the one immediately preceding it. The basic element of a knit fabric structure is the loop intermeshed with the loop adjacent to it on both sides and above below.  

Classification:

(i)                Warp knitting 

                                     

(ii)             Weft knitting