Weft and warp knits 0.0 / 5 ? TextilesKnitsAll LevelsAQA Created by: Steff06Created on: 22-05-16 12:08 What are the horizontal and vertical rows of weft knit called? Horizontal rows = courses, vertical rows = wales. 1 of 9 Describe weft knits Looped structure where loops interlock with rows above and below. 1 continuous yarn is used. 2 of 9 What are advantages of weft knits? Have stretch and elasticity, drapes well. Rarely creases,smooth face. 3 of 9 What are disadvantages of weft knits? Wind passes through (less insulating), can loose shape easily. Curls when cut, snags, pulls and ladders easily. 4 of 9 Give examples of weft knits Single/double jersey, rib knit, hand knit, polar fleece. 5 of 9 Describe warp knit Yarns interlock from side to side. Yarns travel vertically along the length (warp) of the fabric. 6 of 9 What are positives of warp knits? More stable than weft, stronger, does not ladder. 7 of 9 What are negatives of warp knit? Curls when cut. 8 of 9 What are types of warp knit? Tricot and velour. 9 of 9
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