133
Views
0
CrossRef citations to date
0
Altmetric
Research Article

Circularity in Knitting: The Potential of Re-Using Natural Yarns After Unraveling

&

Figures & data

Figure 1. Photos of yarn used in research: (a) cotton; (b) wool.

Figure 1. Photos of yarn used in research: (a) cotton; (b) wool.

Figure 2. Half Milano rib structure: a – graphical representation; b − 3D model.

Figure 2. Half Milano rib structure: a – graphical representation; b − 3D model.

Figure 3. Photos of fabrics used in research: (a) cotton; (b) wool.

Figure 3. Photos of fabrics used in research: (a) cotton; (b) wool.

Table 1. Structural characteristics of knitted fabric.

Figure 4. Normal distribution of breaking force values (Fo): a − 74 tex cotton yarn; b − 72 tex wool yarn.

Figure 4. Normal distribution of breaking force values (Fo): a − 74 tex cotton yarn; b − 72 tex wool yarn.

Table 2. Strength properties of yarn (before knitting).

Table 3. Strength properties of cotton yarn after unraveling.

Figure 5. Knittability KA of 74 tex cotton yarn.

Figure 5. Knittability KA of 74 tex cotton yarn.

Table 4. Strength properties of wool yarn after unraveling.

Figure 6. Knittability KA of 72 tex wool yarn.

Figure 6. Knittability KA of 72 tex wool yarn.
Supplemental material

-) Highlights.docx

Download MS Word (14.8 KB)