This lavish use of camel's hair, the broad encircling edging, the cotton warp, and a single thread of coarse weft passing once between two rows of knots, distinguish them from all other rugs.
A single thread of small diameter crosses only once between every two rows of knots, so that the white spots of transverse warp exposed at back have a quincunx appearance.
If it is wool, it generally crosses twice; if of cotton, two threads are generally placed side by side and cross together once as a single thread.
To each of these rings a weight is suspended by a single thread, for the purpose of giving tension to the endless cord.
The perfect cocoons have their fibres unravelled in continuous lengths, a certain number of these being run together to form a single thread of commerce.
Very successful effects are produced by folding a thread of one shade with a single thread of another, and when these are brushed in finishing they give melanged effects which are most attractive and pleasing.
To obtain the same lead with a single thread, the pitch would have to be double, thus giving a much coarser thread, which would weaken the screw, unless its diameter were increased.
A double thread is different from a single thread in that it has two grooves, starting diametrically opposite, whereas a triple thread has three grooves cut as shown at F.
Malta embroidery is mostly done on coarse coloured linen fabrics or on single thread canvas.
In the case of a single thread, you count one double knot per square, in that of a double one, 4 double knots, two in the first and two in the second row.
Single thread; loop of needle thread drawn up over the edge and locked by needle at its next descent.
The writer of the article on sewing machines states that John Knowles invented and constructed a sewing machine, which used a single thread and a two-pointed needle with the eye in the middle to form the backstitch.
It is not like a rope, composed of separate strands; for all the minute threads fuse together into a single thread.
Ordinarily the tips of the spinnerets are held close together so that they form a single thread, but by spreading them apart many threads can be spun at once, thus forming a ribbon.
Ordinarily the tips of the spinnerets are brought close together, so that all of the minute threads that emerge from the numerous spinning tubes unite to form a single thread.
Knit goods are made by the interlooping of a single thread, by hand or on circular knitting machines and lace by an analogous process, using several systems of threads.
The two chief types of machines are the lock stitch, using double thread, and the chain or loop stitch, using a single thread.
Four or five cocoons are wound together, the sticky fibers clinging to each other as they pass through the various guides and are wound as a single thread on the reels.
In working with double silk or wool, it is better not to double back a single thread, but to pass two separate threads through the eye of the needle.
This last-named stitch in its earliest form is worked over a single thread, and produces a close and solid effect when closely massed, or, as may be seen in many sampler maps, very fine lines when worked in single rows.
One large French map of Europe in my collection has 414 names worked on it in fine cross-stitch, many of them being worked on a single thread of material, which is a fine muslin.
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