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What paper do you use to stick 2 fabrics together?
Stitch Witch
Where can you buy foam craft paper?
You can buy foam craft paper at Walmart, Target, craft stores, Micheals, and Joann fabrics.
What are the different types of material bags can be made from?
You can make them out of paper, plastic, denim, recycled materials and fabrics
What are some of the green initiatives of Joanne Fabrics of Ontario?
Joanne Fabrics has a number of green initiatives. All of their paper is made from recycled paper, they collect and recycle their cans, all of their bags are made from 65% recycled material and they use email or fax instead of sending letters.
What are different kinds of fabrics?
There are woven fabrics, and non-woven fabrics. Examples of non-woven would be felt; tapa cloth which is made from beaten bark fibre; and papyrus which is made from beaten leaves. [Q Is paper a fabric?] Woven fabrics are much more common. Ranging from natural materials such as silk, cotton, and wool; through to nylon, polyester and so on.
Examples of transculent objects?
Blank piece of paper,a few fabrics and stuff you can see threw not very clearly but you can see it
What is regular collage?
Regular collage is an art form in which pictures are made with cut outs of paper, cloth and other fabrics.
How can you recycle fabrics?
you can recycle fabrics again by using the fabrics again
What is the impact of synthetic dyes now?
Now, synthetic dyes are still used for dying fabrics, but they are also used for paper, food, clothes and yarn.
How does William Morris use color in his work?
He used fabrics. But he also did wallpapers too so paper aswell.
What materials mice like?
Newspaper, unscented tissue/toilet paper, fleece, wool, cotton, flannel sheets... Most soft fabrics & materials will do.
What are uses of Sodium Chloride?
Some uses of salt include: eating, manufacturing paper, setting dyes in textiles and fabrics, and producing soaps and detergents.
