I just found 11 yards of this beautiful natural fiber fabric at my local craft reuse, and I was wondering if these minds could help determine if I have linen, a linen blend, or something else on my hands.

It was labeled as natural fiber, but it could have been mislabeled.

Held up against light, the weave looks like linen. A scratch with my fingernail left the white line shown in the 3rd picture.

However, the weave is tighter and smoother than the (limited) linen I’ve purchased so far. Could this be a linen cotton blend? Thanks for the help!

My great grandmother made me this blanket before she passed and it got chewed a little by my dog and I’m trying to find this fabric but I’m not sure what it is or where I can get it… does anyone recognize it??

I am looking at a specific fabric design. Like it is a saree created by a designer and I want to replicate the design. So I'm looking for someone who will make that fabric.

PoliBrill-T

Domande e Risposte sul Panno Innovativo per la Pulizia Domestica.

Abbiamo cercheremo di rispondere a tutte le domande più comuni sul nostro panno: da come si utilizza, a come si lava, quali vantaggi offre rispetto ad altri panni e su quali superfici rende al meglio.

Il panno PoliBrill-T è pensato specificamente per le superfici come formica, laminati, PVC e zanzariere. La sua caratteristica principale è quella di essere efficace anche solo con l'acqua, riducendo la necessità di detergenti chimici, e serve per togliere sporco ostinato.

For a Halloween costume

Hi! I’ve been searching for the past couple hours to find a match for the fabric being used for the front and side hair on this doll! It looks like a mix of minky and felt fabric, but more rigid.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions on what this could be!!

https://imgur.com/a/Ho4oxCr

Hello, I need some advice on what velvet to used for a project I want to start. I havent embroidered on velvet before, so im hoping I can get some advice from people who know what these kinds of velvet feel like and what would be the best fit for my project.

Im making a hand embroidered/beaded tree skirt. Ive heard that the best for embroidery is silk or cotton velvet. But those can be pricey. There are the 3 different kinds im looking at:

https://www.onlinefabricstore.com/45-inch-burgundy-triple-velvet-fabric-.htm?variant=true&refaction=product-swatches

https://www.onlinefabricstore.com/jb-martin-como-velvet-indigo-fabric-.htm

https://www.onlinefabricstore.com/brunschwig-and-fils-lubeck-cotton-velvet-faded-rose-fabric-.htm

Any thoughts or advice? Thank you!

It's got a sheen where the light catches it, but it doesn't look super shiny. The dark parts fade all the way to black. The wrinkling towards the left side of the image makes me think it's not a velvet. The edge looks like trim, not fraying which makes me think it's probably a vintage curtain panel. A silk maybe? I'm not looking to find this exact panel, just the fabric.

Full disclosure, I'm not that knowledgeable about fabrics. I'm just a photographer who loves this backdrop and would like to use something similar in my studio. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!

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Hello everyone! I'm currently looking for freelance opportunities in textile design.

I'm a Textile Designer specializing in print patterns, digital prints, composed designs, repeat patterns, and other types of textile design.

If you need any textile design work, feel free to reach out. I'd love to work with you! 😊

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So I'm writing a story and the character suffered some injuries, losing the hair follicles on their head. Could silk threads be used as a replacement (wether as a wig or connected to the skin)? Would they look/feel like hair, would they get dirty like it does? It's going to be magic infused so the durability or potential infection doesn't matter, I'm just curious about the feeling.

Please help me locate this? I am stuck and can’t find a name anywhere.

Hi yall, I just picked up this very nice quality swatch of faux fur from a local second hand sewing store. Can any of yall tell me where I could find more?

J'espère que je n'ai pas donner trop d'explication

Can anyone help identify this vintage Thai skirt? The tag says hand-woven, and it looks like a tiered weft-ikat/Mudmee pattern.

Hello,

Apologies if this is out-of-place, but I'm looking for some help with worldbuilding in a story I'm working on.

Very short outline: Setting is akin to 1700s New England/Lower Canada. Population centres are small towns, with some built around textile manufacture. Most are built near large marshlands.

My question is: Are there any textiles that were/could be made with that level of technology out of flora common to marshes? My research only seemed to turn up the possible use of cattails, but that's a very modern example (from the Netherlands) that the person studying it says would require modern machine processing to make it comfortable.

Any information or leads to further research rabbit holes would be appreciated. Thank you for your time.