cut the cloth in two, stich on both sides and ends and then sew in whatever art you should put in..............
"I have a sash" uses ten letters to make a complete sentence.
A wooden sash window is subject to harsh conditions and requires a high level of skill to make and to fit to the frame. There are a number of diagrams and a description of window sash and how to fit them in the Audels Builders and Carpenters guide.
Older sash windows stay up through the use of a rope (called a sash cord) and a counterbalanced lead weight, designed to match the weight of the sash. The sash cord is attached to the side of the sash, runs up the frame and over the top of a small pulley wheel, and then down the other side (hidden behind the frame) to a lead weight. When the sash is raised the weight is lowered, and vice versa. In modern sash windows and some new timber sash windows, the sash cord and weight system is replaced with spring loaded balances, which are tensioned to make sure that they hold the sash in place rather than pulling it up or letting it drop.
Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) used to have a pattern and material that you could buy to sew your own sash. However, they discontinued selling them many years ago. So, you can either purchase a sash from the council store or from the GSUSA catalog, or find a sash pattern and material that is similar to the current sash material and sew one.
Sash is a noun.
The plural of sash is sashes.
Eliot Sash's birth name is Eliot Steven Sash.
A sash drapes over the right shoulder. A sash will come together at the left side of the waist. A sash is usually around six inches wide. A sash can be any color and have any design.
Sash is a common noun.
Obi for women...broad sash Obi for Men...narrow sash
an obi sash, used to tie Kimonos
Eliot Sash is 5' 10".