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Yarn is a long
continuous length of
interlocked fibres, used in sewing, crocheting, knitting, weaving, embroidery, ropemaking, and the
production of textiles...
- Spun
yarn was sent to the
weavers warehouses where it was
sized with glue and
urine then hung out to dry so it
would run well
though the loom. The
yarn was...
-
Vanna Speaks. She also parti****tes in real-estate investment, owns the
yarn brand Vanna's Choice, and is a
patron of St. Jude Children's
Research Hospital...
- were z-plied, much like the way a three-ply
yarn is made now, the
Baffin Island yarn was a
simple two-ply
yarn. The
eight sod
buildings and
artifacts found...
-
method for
production of
textile fabrics by
interlacing yarn loops with
loops of the same or
other yarns. It is used to
create many
types of garments. Knitting...
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April 1753 An Act for
permitting the
Exportation of Wool and
Woollen or
Bay Yarn, from any Port in Ireland, to any Port in
Great Britain. (Repealed by Statute...
- New York: Reader's
Digest Press. p. 176. Haynes,
Williams (1916).
Casco Bay Yarns.
Harvard University: D.O.
Haynes & Company. p. 176. "Rescued From Junk...
- Geo. 3. c. 73 7 July 1817 An Act to
allow the
Exportation of
Woollen or
Bay Yarn from
Ireland by
Licence obtained there. Jamaica, etc.,
Trade Act 1817 57...
- c. 21 13 June 1739 An Act for
taking off the
Duties upon
Woollen and
Bay Yarn imported from
Ireland to England; and for the more
effectual preventing...
- for
repealing the
duties payable upon the
exportation of wool,
bay yarn, and
woollen yarn, out of this
kingdom for England." (Repealed by
Statute Law Revision...
