A continuing 1906 trade-journal article on making fancy (novelty) yarns on twisting machines. This installment covers twisted gut yarn, barred twist, mouline twist, silk-covered threads, and button or knotted yarn. It explains the roller, gear, ratchet and cam arrangements that start and stop delivery rolls to form knots. It is illustrated with numbered line figures of yarn structures and machine parts.

Second installment of a serial article on fancy yarn manufacture, published in Textile World Record in February 1906. It describes the machinery and mechanisms for making knotted (boutonné) yarns: cams and clutch-driven roller sets that stop and start to form knots, mule attachments, and a frame with hollow spindles, bobbins and a ratchet-driven reel. It also covers how knot size, spacing and elongation are controlled by changing cams, gears and vibrating guide eyes or spindle rails. Figures 60-84 show the apparatus and the resulting yarn structures.