(57) A fabric is made from two yarn structures (2, 3) which are formed one on top of the
other joined by linking yarns (11) at one edge (4). The resulting folded fabric can
be opened out to be of greater width than the individual yarn structures (2, 3). The
fabric may be a curtain heading tape with draw cords (16, 17, 18) and rows of pockets
(15). The fabric may be woven with a needle loom having warp feeds (19) providing
warp yarns (6, 6a) in two sets (20, 21) one above the other, and linking warp yarns
(11) at one side, and a weft feed (26, 27) to feed weft yarns (7, 8) around the warp
yarns of the two sets and the linking yarns.
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