difference between weaving and knitting ?
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In knit fabric (left), one continuous yarn is looped repeatedly to create what looks like tiny rows of braids. In woven fabric (right), multiple yarns cross each other at right angles to form the grain, like a basket. When knit fabric is stretched along its width, it will stretch significantly
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Knitting vs. Weaving
Knitting is the process wherein thread – or sometimes yarn – is made into cloth and other crafts. It consists of stitches (or loops) of the material consecutively run together. Weaving, on the other hand, is the process in which two types of yarn or threads are interlaced together to form a fabric or cloth. The two types of threads run in different directions, with the warp threads running lengthwise and the weft threads running crosswise or horizontally. Both knitted and woven products have recently reached new heights in design and patterns with the advent of more complex but easily used computerised machines.
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