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What is "Clipped Spot" - Definition & Explanation
Last Updated on: 09-Apr-2023 (5 months, 25 days ago)
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Clipped Spot
Ornamental embroidered effect in which extra filling yarn is shot through cloth at regular intervals during weaving. The extra fillings are floated between designs and later cut or clipped for novelty effect.

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