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From good to poor: nylon, linen, acrylic, cotton, wool (coarse), silk, wool (fine), rayon, acetate. Absorbency-comfort of a garment can be greatly affected by the fiber's ability to regain moisture. If a fiber cannot absorb moisture, it feels clammy, and can plaster itself to your skin.Absorbent fibers have less static cling.ou may already know a lot of them just by handling them in your knitting, weaving, embroidery, or crochet. The length of a single unit of the fiber-the staple-can determine many things about the thread you will get. A short fiber is not usually a good base for thick single, whereas a long-staple can be.
first layer of wool complete make a second layer but this time the wool fibres should run in the opposite direction on the first layer the fibres ran west to east but on the second layer the fibres will run north to south use whatever colours you like and mix them up a bit or you can just use a plain coloursecond layer of wool complete make a third layer of wool with the fibres running west to east in whatever colours you chooseake a second layer but this time the wool fibres should run in the opposite direction on the first layer the fibres ran west to east but on the second layer the fibres will run north to south use whatever colours you like and mix them up a bit or you can just use a plain colour second layer of wool complete