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The 28 pages that link to Knitting, each with the reason it gives.

• WoolRelated: Wool’s elasticity and crimp make it well suited to knitted garments.

• YarnRelated: Yarn forms the loops that give knitted fabric its characteristic stretch and drape.

• Textile artRelated: Its looped structure gives textile artworks distinctive flexibility and texture.

• Textile designRelated: Loops give knitted designs stretch and drape distinct from woven structures.

• Compression garmentRelated: Knitted structures can stretch and conform closely to body contours.

• Spinning wheelRelated: Yarn spun on a wheel can be used directly in hand knitting.

• Angora rabbitRelated: Angora yarn is commonly used in knitted garments and accessories.

• Cashmere woolRelated: Knitting turns cashmere yarn into stretchable garments and accessories.

• ShawlRelated: Knitted shawls stretch and drape differently from most woven examples.

• Angora goatRelated: Mohair yarn is commonly used in knitted garments and accessories.

• Fiber (textiles)Related: Knitted structures rely on yarns spun from fibers or made from filaments.

• Hand spinningRelated: Hand-spun yarn is commonly shaped into knitted garments and objects.

• BeretRelated: Knitted berets use looped fabric rather than the dense felt common in classic styles.

• Tube topRelated: Stretch-knit fabric can fit closely without separate straps or fasteners.