Sentence examples for yarns are from inspiring English sources

In knitting, yarns are interlooped.

(3) A number of yarns are twisted into strands (forming).

Filament yarns are usually thin, smooth, and lustrous; staple yarns are usually thicker, fibrous, and without lustre.

Ply, plied, or folded, yarns are composed of two or more single yarns twisted together.

Single yarns are used to make the greatest variety of fabrics.

Textured yarns are man-made continuous filaments, modified to impart special texture and appearance.

Braiding is an interlacing in which two or more yarns are interlaced diagonally to each other.

Wool, mohair and other yarns are washed by hand and combed with thistles.

Yarns are made from both natural and synthetic fibre, in filament or staple form.

In the latter case the yarns are referred to as producer-textured yarns.

In knitted carpets, the backing, locking, and pile yarns are all looped together.