handspun造句

• Seersucker is used by adding commercial threads in stripes along with the handspun threads.
• Initiatives were started aiming at re-establishing the ancient tradition of carpet weaving from handspun, naturally dyed wool.
• Hand-woven blankets, treasured for their warmth and durability, often were embroidered with colorful handspun wool yarns.
• Generally, handspun single plies are spun with a Z-twist, and plying is done with an S-twist.
• It is usually an upholstery-weight fabric and can be made using silk, rayon or handspun and hand woven appearance.
• She wears not the handspun traditional dress of a Ladakhi woman but a secondhand Gap sweat shirt, bought at the Leh bazaar.
• DOBAG Carpets are woven with handspun wool, dyed locally with natural dyes prepared according to the recipes as experimentally re-established.
• Also, vendors with spinning wheels, fleeces, handspun yarn, looms, books and handmade garments . 828-891-2810.
• The store specializes in unique Nativity sets made with such materials as wood, wheat straw, handspun wool, terra cotta and banana bark.
• He blames the military regime for a steep decline in village incomes as a result of lost tourist sales of cotton clothing handspun by residents.
• Traditionally handspun, they are designed in such a way as to make both sides of the cloth look identical, and are beautifully embroidered.
• Pratap is closely working with backward and forward integration as well as technical improvements in Khadi ( handspun and handwoven fine cotton and wool ).
• It is printed on " khadi ", the handspun cotton material that Gandhi Ji held out as the symbol of self-determination and self-reliance.
• Now quite rare, these thick, heavy bedcovers were embroidered with handspun and dyed yarns on wool fabric to create a dense pile surface similar to that of an Oriental rug.
• "We want peace, we want peace, " said Razak Lawini, a tailor producing traditional caftans of handspun cotton at his tiny shop in Man's market.
• Gabbehs are made of natural, handspun wool yarn and all the colors are created with knots per square centimeter, etc . ) a gabbeh is one of the less expensive varieties of Persian carpet.
• The production of high-quality handspun yarn would be able to add value to sheared sheep wool and link into other downstream industries such as textile, carpets and handicrafts, generating further income and job prospects.
• Interest in village carpet weaving as a distinct form of art has grown since the 1980s, when projects like the DOBAG Carpet Initiative revived the art of weaving carpets from handspun wool, dyed with traditional vegetal dyes.
• She operates a shop in her Beavercreek home where she also sells spinning wheels, fibers-- from alpaca to yak-- and handspun yarns . ( For more information, call 513-426-5522 . ).
• Yamagata City flourished during the Edo Period ( 1603 1867 ) due to its status as a castle town and post station, famous for " beni " ( red safflower dye used in the production of handspun silk ).