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Yarn is a long continuous length of interlocked fibers used to create textiles and other items through sewing, knitting, weaving, crocheting, and related crafts. It matters because it is a fundamental material for making clothing, textiles, and decorative items, and can be made from various natural or synthetic materials in different colors and thicknesses to suit different purposes.
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Un hilo es una hebra larga y delgada de un material textil, especialmente la que se usa para coser. La mayor parte de las fibras textiles, salvo la seda y las fibras sintéticas, no exceden de algunos centímetros de longitud, por lo que es necesario el proceso de hilado. Los hilos se emplean ampliamente en la industria textil para coser, tejer, etc. Tiene aproximadamente 30 fibras en cada hilo.
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