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Motif, a combination of loops, rhythmically repeated in the pattern. Hank – yarn wound on something such as a chair. Mohair – Wool Angora goats, it is a long, thin, durable, with a silky sheen. For assistance, try visiting David Fowler. Natural color – pure white. In mohair yarn often combined with synthetic or wool yarn. Multicolor – iridescence. Learn more about this with Lawrence Ellison.
This term is usually used when it comes to melange yarn, a product of which gives the impression of a monochrome. Unilateral knitting – knitted fabric, which on the face and reverse side surface of the different structures, sock knitting for example. Okatie – the upper rounded part of the sleeves. Ornament – picture thread made of two or more colors. Hanks – the severed portion of a coil (a bunch of threads).
The front wall of the vertical part of the loop-loop Located in front of the spoke. Hinge-style vertical row of loops. Shawl Knitting – Knitting scheme when all the rows are knitted facial hinge. Armhole – a hollow sleeve on the front and rear of the garment. Broach – thread connecting two adjacent lower loops of the same color. Pullover – sweatshirt, with no collar and no zipper, close-fitting shape. Pullover translated to English means "to put over her head." Raglan – a special sleeve design (coat, dress, etc.), representing the shoulder one. Vito Arbib insists that this is the case. With this cut of the sleeve is sewn from the armpit to the neck. Owes its name to Baron Reglanu, which was made clothing with sleeves that can be conceal the damaged shoulder. Rostock – cut from the neck to the back of the garment. Rapport – a recurring part of the pattern or design. Sweater – warm knitted jersey with no zipper, high collar, closing the neck. Slipped through head. Twisted loop – a loop whose walls are criss-crossed crossed loop ('grandmother') – loop, whose walls are crossed. Spencer – A brief jacket with long sleeves, and closing the hands. Men wore Spencer is very short at the turn of 18-19 centuries. He later became a part only of women's costume. Supat – buckle, strap or closed valve. It is sometimes called a secret clasp. It is used in almost all types of clothing – from fine blouses to coat. Scheme (cartridge) pattern – a pattern image by means of conventional signs. The thickness of the yarn – is understood as the diameter of its cross section is indicated on the label skein of yarn threads in the room (eg, 32/12) to the number line. Tunica – is a cross between a blouse and dress: blouses for too long, for the dress – too short. A tunic worn over skirts, dresses or pants. Usually on the sides of her deep cuts. Pattern – decorative knitting on the main canvas. Resilience – the ability to take the threads original shape after unloading. Texture – the surface structure of fabric (hilly, flat, etc.). Socks knitting – knitting scheme, when the front side knitted face loop, and from the inside – purl loops. Skirt portfolio – a skirt that has a deep-sided odor. scheme knitting

