Understanding Knitted Fabric Techniques

The video explains that knitted fabric is made from a single strand of yarn looped through itself, making it stretchier and snugger than woven fabric. It highlights the simplicity of the knitting process but notes the necessity of holding each loop until the next one is formed to prevent the fabric from unraveling.

What is a knitted fabric made of?

• Multiple strands of yarn

• Fabric strips

• One long strand of yarn

• Short pieces of yarn

How is a knitted fabric different from a woven fabric?

• It is more rigid

• It is less durable

• It is less stretchy

• It is more stretchy and snugly

What makes knitted fabric more stretchy?

• The color of the yarn

• The type of yarn used

• The looping of the yarn

• The thickness of the yarn

What must be done to prevent a knitted fabric from coming undone?

• Use a special knitting needle

• Use thicker yarn

• Hold on to each loop until the next one comes

• Knit faster

What happens if each loop is not held until the next one comes?

• The fabric becomes thicker

• The whole thing comes undone

• The fabric changes color

• The fabric becomes tighter