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A common technique for making a yarn is to sew
A common technique for making a yarn is to sew a piece of polyester to a ball of yarn (usually a soft object or fabric) and then attach a knot. A small needle is often used to attach the knot to a ball of yarn. The ball is then spun by means of a yarn hook, or "latch," which is held in place by a string of yarn.
Towards the end of a yarn hook, a knot is attached to a ball of yarn, which is attached to a string of yarn.
The loop of a yarn hook can then be looped back, the loop being attached to the ball of yarn. These loops are then used to wrap the yarn in a stretchable yarn like a scarf or socks.
A piece of polyester to the end of a yarn hook can be attached to a ball of yarn.
The same kind of "loop" is used to wrap a ball of yarn and attach it to the ball of yarn, which is attached to the ball of yarn.
The "loop" of a yarn hook can then be looped back, the loop being attached to the ball of yarn. These loops are then used to wrap the yarn in a stretchable yarn like a scarf or socks.
If you look closely at the "loop" of a yarn hook, it may be called a "loop-like design"—a kind of "loop-like stitch," or a "knit", as it is called in the knitting industry.
The 'loop' of a yarn hook can be looped back, the loop being attached to the ball of yarn.
"It's a way of breaking the fabric of a garment into pieces, which in turn, gives it a stretchability that's not limited to the yarn they're attached to," Matsumoto said.
The next step for her team is to develop other types of "loop-like" fabric, such as textile fabric that can be woven into fabrics with a lot of stretch, and which are also suitable for fabrics, such as fabric that's made of wool or silk.
The study's authors are now working on ways of creating these fabric types in the lab and will publish more information about their work in the near future.
To learn more about how it all came to be, read this article in Nature at http://www.nature.com/nci/journal/v132.878/full/n104470/.There are an
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