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The 18 pages that link to Yarn, each with the reason it gives.

• TextileBroader topic: Many textiles begin with fibers twisted or otherwise assembled into yarn.

• WeavingNarrower topic: Warp and weft are yarn systems whose properties shape the woven cloth.

• KnittingRelated: Yarn supplies the strand that is formed into knitting’s interlocking loops.

• Warp and weftNarrower topic: Both warp and weft are yarns, though they may be prepared differently.

• LoomNarrower topic: Warp and weft yarns are the material a loom interlaces.

• Plain weaveNarrower topic: Warp and weft yarns are the elements interlaced in plain-weave cloth.

• LinenNarrower topic: Linen fabric is formed from yarn spun from flax fibers.

• Textile designRelated: Yarn thickness, twist, and material affect fabric texture and performance.

• Textile manufacturingRelated: Yarn is the intermediate material linking fiber preparation to fabric formation.

• Woven fabricNarrower topic: Woven fabric is built from yarns arranged in two crossing directions.

• Spinning wheelRelated: Yarn is the product the wheel forms and collects.

• Ring spinningNarrower topic: Ring spinning is one method for producing this broader class of textile strand.

• Spindle (textile)Related: Yarn is the material a spindle produces and winds around its shaft.

• Spinning frameNarrower topic: Yarn is the product that frames make from prepared fibers.

• Fiber (textiles)Narrower topic: Fibers become yarn when gathered or twisted into a strand suitable for weaving or knitting.

• Textile artsBroader topic: Yarn is the building material whose twist, thickness, and color affect textile form.

• BaseballRelated: Wound yarn builds the ball’s layered body around its core.

• Knit capNarrower topic: Yarn supplies the loops that give the cap its structure and texture.