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What is "Bird's Eye" - Definition & Explanation
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Bird's Eye
Three types:

(1) A clear-finish worsted fabric woven to produce smallindentations suggesting the eye of a bird.

(2) Also known as Diaper Cloth. Fabric woven on a dobby loom ofcardedyarns in tiny geometric designs that look like the eye of a bird, or indiamond effect. Heavier filing yarns are loosely twistedmaking the fabricabsorbent. Usually made of cotton, rayon or blends of them.

(3) Knit fabric with a speckled effect on the back caused by use of differentcolored yarns appearing as a design on the face.

— Ananya ThakurAnanya Thakur is an experienced textile designer with over 11 years of experience in fashion and interior textiles. Known for her expertise in block printing and hand embroidery, Ananya has collaborated with various luxury brands to create bespoke collections. Her passion for traditional crafts and her innovative approach to design have earned her a loyal clientele and numerous accolades from industry experts.
Bird's Eye
A semi-formal pattern often used for business, bird's eye is a worsted yarn made up of two light and dark threads. The weave takes its name from the small, dark and light round dots created, which resemble the eye of a bird.
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