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Laser Holographic Gauze Fabric,Transparent Holographic Fabric

Symphony Laser Gauze Holographic Lace Fabric Transparent | Etsy

This week I worked with different fabrics and did not limit myself to just seeing sewing. I worked on creating textures and transforming the piece of fabric from 2D to 3D. Burning Fabric I burnt the edges of pieces of fabric to see the kind of texture it would create and also hovered their surfaces just above the candle flame. While the edges (burnt with fire) were more or less similar, the effect of high heat from the flame create a variety of textures. All the pieces became quite stiff in…

Check out the magic of making one-of-a-kind designs on fabric! No special skills for this use of fibre reactive dye. The best dyeing designs!

Two Toned Houndstooth Patterned Linen Look Content: 83% Polyester - 15% Acrylic - 2% Wool Width: 57" Repeat: Horizontal: 6.75" - Vertical: 4.75" Collection: Jace Usage Recommendation: Drapery, Upholstery Disclaimer: Color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your screen/monitor settings.

Зеленое золото завихряет ручной работы ремесленника | Etsy

One thing to know about me - I am a self-professed fabric-fanatic! I love discovering fresh styles at market and the anticipation that comes with waiting (im)patiently to have the new textiles arrive each season. Seeing the patterns and colors gets my mind racing with the thought of the beautiful creations soon to be designed. Just when I thought nothing would ever top the rich winter plaids I spent the last few months dreaming about, our spring styles came and took my breath away!

"This fabric can be used for home furnishing, clothing, dressmaking, arts and crafts, upholstery and much more.... please note that if more than one unit of fabric is ordered it will come as one continuous piece as it is cut from the roll. if you are unsure of the colour or quality of this fabric, please purchase a sample before you buy to avoid disappointment. while every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the colours depicted in our images, please be aware that due to monitor…

This joyous pink cushion will add a splash of colour to any room. With a front traditionally block printed in India and a 100% Belgian Linen back

Designed circa 1965 by leading British textile designer, Marianne Straub, this moquette was widely used between the 1970s and 1980s on the Northern, Piccadilly and Bakerloo Lines and on London Transport buses. Featuring large-scale interlocking blocks of colour, this scaled up geometric velvet creates a striking, graphic statement.