The phrase "a yarn from a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a story or tale, often one that is exaggerated or fanciful, typically in a narrative context.
Example: "He spun a yarn from a time when he traveled the world as a young adventurer."
Alternatives: "a tale from a" or "a story from a".
Where, a indicates Control (RFD) fabric dyeing, b indicated Grey fabric dyeing, c indicates Desized fabric dyeing, d indicates Scoured fabric dyeing and e indicates One bath pre-treatment and dyeing of grey fabric Open image in new window Fig. 5 A cross-sectional image of a yarn from denim fabric.
The answer is: apparently not, if it's a good yarn from a brand name writer.
Co-writer and director Ferzan Ozpetek, who made the equally poignant and touching Loose Cannons, spins a sprightly yarn from a tragicomic tale laced with engaging character vignettes and deft tonal shifts.
Ms. Eck was well rewarded, with a balloon sculpture hanging around her neck with a piece of yarn from a new friend knitting in the pop-up chair next to hers.
For instance, Ms. Li said, the cross-stitch group that she had helped start on Meetup would probably enjoy hearing about a new kind of yarn from a local fabric store, or about a new craft store that is opening.
My solution was to make a doll from a kit and to provide for the unusual hair color by buying silk-mohair yarn from a knitting store.
However, an identical dye recipe applied to the same specification fabric can produce variations in tint because yarn from a new source was used to make the fabric.
I chose a lovely steel blue yarn from a local yarn company.
Around three-fifths of Desso's carpet tiles are now made from Econyl, a yarn made from 100% recycled content.
The waft yarn is a 140-denier silk filament, and the weft yarn is a twisted yarn from 21d to 25d silk filaments.
