For which specific part of weaving was the thread produced by the Jenny generally considered unsuitable?
Answer
Warp (the strong, load-bearing yarn)
The thread produced was too fragile and inconsistent to be used as warp, which requires a stronger, more tightly spun yarn, although it was suitable for weft.
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