花式纱线课件FANCY YARNS-1.pptxVIP

FANCY YARNS;Reference Books ;;Fancy yarns: Their manufacture and application;;New Words;1.1 Definition;This discontinuity is incorporated with the intention of producing an enhanced aesthetic effect. This definition therefore excludes from our consideration those yarns whose appearance and characteristics are designed for inclusion in technical textiles. ;A fancy yarn is almost invariably complex in construction, with the natural result that the application of these more time-consuming or complex manufacturing processes makes the yarn more expensive than a plain yarn would be. It may contain many different components, filament or staple, natural or synthetic. The most luxurious yarns involve the ‘noble’ fibres such as cashmere, mohair, angora, or other more expensive natural fibres such as linen or silk. ;;;The most versatile fancy yarn producing spinning machines will allow both for the drafting of a sliver or roving, and at the same time for the undrafted and possibly overfed delivery of yarn and filament feedstocks. The components are then entrapped to a greater or lesser extent by the core yarns and, in most cases, these complex yarns are then in the final instance bound by a fine yarn or filament binder.;1.2 Purpose and scope;Nor will we attempt to cover the myriad yarns and combinations of yarns created in textile art, since it is rare for these combinations to be developed or produced in such quantities as to become true commercial products. ;1.3 Methodology;For general matters relating to fashion, marketing and management, we have taken our inspiration from the Financial Times, its ‘Management’ and ‘Marketing’ occasional series, and its monthly magazine ‘How To Spend It’, as well as from a variety of other fashion, design and management publications. ;Alexis de Tocqueville’s ‘Democracy in America’ and ‘The Goal’ by Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox provided food for thought, as did ‘The Tablet’, ‘International Textiles’, ‘Textile Progress’, and various