Two takes on felting wool Jersey

Article Abstract:

The knit-fibers in any wool jersey or double knit fuse, after a few washes create a completely nonravelling, almost leather like, light, pliable, and inviting material. The felting process shrinks the fabric lengthwise by at least a third, and somewhat less crosswise.

Knitting Mills, Knit Goods, Apparel Knitting Mills, Evaluation, Felt work, Knit clothing

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Negative printing techniques

Article Abstract:

Creating patterns on fabric using bleach is described. Usage of various techniques like stencils, sprayed bleach and resists with fibre etch creates cutwork and burn-out effects by removing the fibres themselves, rather than the dye.

Facilities & equipment, Textile Finishing, Except Wool, Textile and Fabric Finishing Mills, Textile Printing, Equipment and supplies

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Make fabric from scratch

Article Abstract:

A serger can be used as a knitting machine to make ones own fabric. Step-by-step instructions are provided on how to make ones own fabric from start.

Textile processing

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