6. Belize City. Belize City acts as the main gateway to the country of Belize. If you decide to spend a day and explore the old capital, donât forget to check out all the historical sites and nearby attractions such as the Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary and the Belize Zoo.elize City acts as the main gateway to the country of Belize. If you decide to spend a day and explore the old capital, donât forget to check out all the historical sites and nearby attractions such as the Crooked Tree Wildlife Sanctuary and the Belize Zoo.
Knitted Selvedges (or Selvages) A selvedge or selvage is the very edge of knitted or woven fabric. In textiles, it is usually woven differently than the rest of the fabric to create a firm edge. In knitting, a selvedge is made by working the edge stitch(es) a little differently to create a visual or functional element. From left to right: Selvedge as it looks on the left edge, right edge, right side and wrong side, of stockinette.
Fabric Selvage. Selvage is the tightly woven edge that runs along each side of a piece of fabric's lengthwise grain, which is also called the fabric's warp. Selvage edges keep the fabric from fraying.In Great Britain, the same term is often spelled selvedge. Selvage edges occur when crosswise grain threads, called the weft threads, turn back and forth as they are woven along the weft threads, which stay in place during the weaving process.Tiny loops are formed where the weft threads make each turn, and it's the little loops that keep the fabric's edges intact.elvage edges occur when crosswise grain threads, called the weft threads, turn back and forth as they are woven along the weft threads, which stay in place during the weaving process. Tiny loops are formed where the weft threads make each turn, and it's the little loops that keep the fabric's edges intact.