How Does Physics Explain Knitting and Everyday Phenomena?

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I am a knitter and is interested in using physics / scientific ways to explain the phenomenon we see in knitting, e.g., negative ease in ribbing. I also love to see how physics explain away daily simple things we see everyday as granted, e.g. why curtain moves towards into the tub when running a shower
 
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