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1 Burned Yarn
Not a common fault but still it does exist. Yarn may be burnt against steam pipes, or by the friction of belting when chafing against it. -
2 Aetzstickerei
German term for burned embroidery. The pattern is embroidered in vegetable fibre on animal fibre foundation, or vice versa, in such a manner that it will hang together like a lace after the foundation is destroyed with chemicals, which do not affect the embroidering yarn.
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