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protruding on all sides, resembling a caterpillar. the yarn is produced by first weaving a fabric with a cotton or linen warp and a silk, wool, rayon, or cotton filling. the warp yarns are taped in groups of tightly woven filling yarns, which have been beaten in very closely. after weaving, the fabric
is cut into strips between the yarn groups. each cutting produces a continuous chenille yarn, which is then twisted, creating the chenille yarn, and giving the pile appearance on all sides of the yarn. the chenille yarn is used mainly for decorative fabrics, embroidery, tassels, and rugs. . a fabric...
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protruding on all sides, resembling a caterpillar. the yarn is produced by first weaving a fabric with a cotton or linen warp and a silk, wool, rayon, or cotton filling. the warp yarns are taped in groups of tightly woven filling yarns, which have been beaten in very closely. after weaving, the fabric
is cut into strips between the yarn groups. each cutting produces a continuous chenille yarn, which is then twisted, creating the chenille yarn, and giving the pile appearance on all sides of the yarn. the chenille yarn is used mainly for decorative fabrics, embroidery, tassels, and rugs. . a fabric...
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