18 Questions
What is the distinguishing feature of Velvet stitch compared to tricot, cord, and satin?
Large link length
How is the structure of Atlas stitch formed?
Combination of open and close laps
Describe the structure of a Cord type atlas.
5 wales and 4 course in repeat
What is the defining feature of a Satin type atlas?
7 wales and 4 course in each repeat
How many wales and courses are there in each repeat of a Velvet type atlas?
At least 9 wales and 4 course
What is the purpose of Two Needle Overlaps in chain stitch?
Guide can be shogged by two needle spaces
What is the main difference in the length of links between tricot and cord type atlas stitch?
Length of links
How is satin type atlas stitch different from tricot and cord type atlas stitch in terms of link formation?
Link formation
What is the purpose of producing 4 and 1 or longer lapping movements in fabric production?
Purpose
What are the chain notations for the open lap structure of velvet stitch?
Chain notations
How does the production of velvet stitch affect the fabric compared to other types of atlas stitches?
Fabric characteristics
What is the difference in link formation between velvet stitch and other atlas stitches?
Link formation
What is the lapping movement that produces chains of loops in unconnected wales?
Pillar stitch
In the tricot stitch, how are the loops disposed in two adjacent wales?
In an alternate order
What is the chain notation for the closed lap construction in tricot stitch?
12/1-0
Which lapping movement consumes more yarn: 1 and 1 lapping movement or chaining one?
1 and 1 lapping movement
What type of fabric is tricot, and how are the warp threads knitted?
Warp-knitted; each set makes a 1 and 1 lapping movement in opposite directions
Which lapping movement is employed on crochet machines?
Closed-lap pillar stitches
Test your knowledge about fabric structure and stitch types with this quiz. Learn about the characteristics of velvet stitch, tricot, cord, satin, and atlas stitch.
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