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What type of knit fabric is formed with loops made in a horizontal direction from a single yarn?

  • Purl knitting
  • Weft knitting (correct)
  • Rib knitting
  • Warp knitting
  • Which of the following is NOT a basic structure of weft knit fabrics?

  • Interlock fabrics
  • Plain fabrics
  • Rib fabrics
  • Twill fabrics (correct)
  • What characteristic is true of double knit fabrics?

  • They use one set of yarns.
  • They are very stretchy.
  • They retain their shape and are suitable for tailored garments. (correct)
  • They are best for casual wear.
  • What method allows for the production of tubular knitted forms?

    <p>Weft knitting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How are loops intermeshed in weft knitting?

    <p>In a circular or flat form</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which characteristic distinguishes plain fabrics in weft knitting?

    <p>They have a face and back side.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In weft knitting, how is each course constructed?

    <p>It is dependent on the previous knitted course.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement about weft knitting machines is correct?

    <p>They can manufacture with multiple threads up to 192 feeders.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Introduction to Knitting

    • Knitted fabrics are comfortable and adaptable to various garment styles.
    • Their open structure allows for body contouring without restricting movement.
    • Knit fabrics are used in a variety of garments, including undergarments, sportswear, and outerwear.
    • Knit fabrics are categorized into weft and warp knits.
    • The loop direction of the yarns in the fabric determines the knit type.
    • Fabric stores and garment descriptions often use various subtypes based on the two main types.

    Weft Knitting

    • Weft knitting is a straightforward method of transforming yarn into fabric.
    • Loops are formed horizontally using a single yarn.
    • Loops interlock in either circular or flat formations.
    • Warping yarns are perpendicular to the direction of fabric formation.
    • Each course of knitting builds upon previous knitted courses.
    • Weft knitting is frequently tubular.
    • Weft knitting machines can use up to 192 threads.

    Common Weft Knits

    • Common weft knit structures are analogous to woven fabric structures (plain, twill, and satin).
    • Four weft knit structures are frequently used: plain, rib, purl, and interlock.
    • Plain knits have distinct right and wrong sides.
    • Double knits have minimal stretch, maintain their shape well, and are good for tailored garments.
    • Rib knits, purl knits, and interlock knits all have unique characteristics and functions.

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