kammimine
Kammimine is a term primarily used in the context of knitting and crochet, referring to the process of creating a fuzzy or textured surface on a finished textile. It involves using a comb-like tool, often with fine, stiff bristles or hooks, to gently pull and tease out individual fibers from the yarn. This action loosens the twist of the yarn, causing the fibers to stand up from the fabric's surface.
The extent of kammimine can vary. A light kammimine will produce a subtle halo effect, adding a
Kammimine is often employed to enhance the aesthetic appeal and tactile qualities of knitted or crocheted