The trammel net, on the other hand, is composed of two outer panels of large-mesh netting enclosing an inner panel of finer netting.
Take a fine mesh net and attempt to net out debris from the water.
As I pass some stinging nettles, I notice one encased in a fine net.
Artisanal producers like Conservas Pedro Alegría, in Ondárroa, Spain, buy anchovies caught by fine net from November through March.
Popular types include bobbinet, made with hexagonal-shaped mesh and used for formal gowns, veils, and curtains, and tulle, a closely constructed fine net having similar uses.
Barmens lace has a fairly heavy texture and an angular pattern; flowing lines, heavy outline cords, and fine net backgrounds are not usually made on Barmens machines.
(Michael Vaughan will tell you all about being the finest net batsman in history, when no runs are flowing out on the square).
Curtains of fine net protected the two downstairs front windows from the glances of passing pedestrians; at night, flowery chintz was drawn across; upstairs there were blinds.
The glory-of-the-seas cone (C. gloriamaris) is 10 to 13 cm (4 to 5 inches) long and coloured golden brown, with a fine net pattern.
Her aunt, she writes, "would gently mix the two, squeeze lemon over, and cover with a fine net of wafer-thin onion rings".
