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Flannelette is a soft cotton fabric with a nap on one side.
A cotton flannel, soft material with a napped finish, usually only on one side. It may be bleached, dyed, printed, or woven in colored stripes. Plain and twill weave.
A woven cotton fabric with a soft, raised surface.
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Is flannelette a flammable fabric?
yes
What is the difference between flannelette and brushed cotton?
what
What fabrics are suitable for children's toys?
polo fleece, flannelette, drill
How do you fold nappies?
If you're using terry or flannelette flats rather than modern cloth nappies (which need no folding, pinning or soaking), there are stacks of different ways of folding it to suit the age, size and gender of your baby. See the below link for some great options.
Where can one purchase flannelette sheets?
In various cosmetic locations such as Sears, Ikea, or Bed Bath and Beyond, king flannel sheets are sold at discount price occasionally. If one prefers to shop online, prefered locations would be Amazon or eBay or Kijiji.
Attaching human emotions to an abstract idea or an inanimate object is best described as a?
It's a psychological defence mechanism. Mammals have what is referred to as a logical brain, and an emotional brain. When mammals (or humans) aren't shown enough love, attention, etc. from their parents as an infant they seek it from somewhere else and tend to attach themselves to inanimate objects. This is because mammals need emotional stimulation (as well as logical stimulation) to survive properly. The infant personifies inanimate objects so they can get their emotional stimulation from the object/s. My psychologist explained it like this.. When a lion is hunting, they go for the easiest pray. Baby animals don't offer enough food, so they either go for the injured ones, or the mothers. When the mother of an infant is killed, the infant may be able to survive physically, but it also needs its emotional stimulation. They can seek this from other members of their social group. If the infant is unable to find a replacement mother, it will leave the group. It will never be able to rejoin and be able to socialize. Personally, I attached myself to my flannelette blanket (Blanky) which was sort of a replacement for my mother, and my three comforters (Compfies) who have become a replacement for my father. Although this is in no way dangerous, and is very important in the early stages of development, it's not ideal for teenagers/adults for obvious reasons. What my psychologist told me to do is replace the objects with the thought process, i.e. "What would Compfy/Blanky do/say in this situation".
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AF Vandevorst Agent Provocateur Alexander McQueen Alexandre Herchcovitch Anna Molinari Anna Sui Ann Demeulemeester Balenciaga Bottega Veneta Burberry Calvin Klein Celine Chanel Chloe Christian Dior Christian Lacroix Costume National Diesel Dirk Bikkembergs Dolce & Gabbana Donna Karan Dries Van Noten Dsquared Fendi Ghost Giambattista Valli Giorgio Armani Givenchy Gucci Guess? Hermes Hugo Boss Imitation of Christ Juicy Couture Stella McCartney Jean Paul Gaultier Jil Sander John Galliano John Richmond Julien Macdonald Junya Watanabe Karl Lagerfeld Kate Spade Lacoste Lanvin Louis Vuitton Marc Jacobs Missoni Miss Sixty Moschino Paul Smith Philip Treacy Prada Ralph Lauren Roberto Cavalli Rochas Sonia-Rykiel Sophia Kokosalaki Stella McCartney Tommy Hilfiger Valentino Versace Viktor & Rolf Vivienne Westwood Yohji Yamamoto Yves Saint Laurent Zac Posen
