"yarn mill" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a facility where yarn is produced. For example, "The yarn mill had been producing wool yarn for generations."
Two Westport businessmen built the dam in 1815 to generate water power for a cotton yarn mill.
An article on Monday about a Chinese yarn manufacturer's opening of a cotton yarn mill in South Carolina misstated the month the mill opened.
Referring to the company's British roots — in its Scottish yarn mill — the chief executive Franco Natalucci lauded the introduction of this capsule collection from the British designer, known for his sense of color and ethnic inspirations.
Payne has a background in architecture, to which he attributes his interest in "how things are purposefully designed and constructed, and how they work". In 2010, he came across a yarn mill in Maine and was transfixed by the way it seemed to exist both in the past and the present; it became the first textile mill he photographed.
Making only five dollars a week under sponsorship, Mainer found that he could earn up to three times as much working at a yarn mill, which he described as being "gold" for the era.
The self-taught weaver, 37, and the creative force behind the Yucca Valley-based All Roads studio, learned about color and textiles during stints sourcing fabric for Anthropologie and choosing more than 700 colors for a Chinese yarn mill.
Cotton waste results from the mechanical processing of raw cotton in yarn mills.
After graduating with a British education from the elite St. John's University in Shanghai, Rong Yiren took over part of the family business in the 1940's and operated several cotton yarn mills.
This $5 includes not only the production, packaging, shipment, profit and management but also indirectly covers the share that goes to the cotton farmers, yarn mills, and the cost of dying and weaving.
This $5 not only includes the production, packaging, shipment, profit and management but also indirectly covers the share that went to the cotton producing farmers, yarn mills for producing the yarn, cost of dying, and weaving as input cost.
It is a market town surrounded by pine-covered hills and has a flour mill, a woolen-yarn mill, and an agricultural research centre.
