To prevent yarn splitting, it is important to use a high-quality and tightly knit yarn. Loose fibers are more prone to separating, so choose carefully. Also, consider the size of your needle. If it is too large, there is a risk of tearing the stitch. Using a blunt-tipped needle can also help prevent fiber splitting. Additionally, maintaining even tension on the yarn can reduce splitting.

You may want to experiment with different ways of holding the lines or using a different type of needle, such as bamboo, for better control. Regularly moisturizing your hands can also help prevent dry skin from sticking to the yarn fibers. Lastly, take your time while knitting or crocheting and be mindful of your movements to minimize mistakes that could lead to splits.

Polypropylene (PP), marked with the recycling symbol "5" encircled by the chasing arrows, is a thermoplastic polymer used extensively in packaging, textiles, automotive parts, and reusable containers. Recognizable for its balance between toughness and flexibility, PP is a significant contributor to the plastic sector's versatility and economy. However, its recyclability, while established, faces challenges due to sorting inefficiencies and varying recycling rates globally. Improving PP recycling involves enhancing collection systems, sorting technologies, and market demand for recycled PP. Consumers can contribute by ensuring PP items are disposed of correctly and advocating for products made from recycled materials.

As a chemical element. titanium is composed entirely of titanium atoms. Its symbol in the periodic table is Ti.