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What is seersucker fabric like?
Seersucker is a thin, puckered, all-cotton fabric, usually striped or checkered. Because it's puckered, it gives it a slightly (purposefully) wrinkled appearance, which means that ironing it isn't necessary. It's typically used to make spring or summer clothing, such as skirts, shorts, and dresses.
What are the release dates for Puckered Success - 1929?
Puckered Success - 1929 was released on: USA: 2 June 1929
What does ojibwa mean?
One translation of the word 'ojibwa'' means ''puckered up'' and probably refers to the puckered seams on Ojibwa moccasins.
How do you use the word puckered in a sentence?
Drinking the sour lemonade made her pucker. When he kisses her she will pucker her lips.
What do you call the space between puckered lips?
The space between puckered lips is called a "pursed lip." It is a common facial expression often associated with concentration or disapproval.
What kinds of fabric Phoenician use?
Phoenicians used linen or cotton fabric for clothing for the commoners. The upper-class wore clothing out of silks and brocades.
What kinds of draperies do not need drycleaning?
That would depend on the fabric they are made with, usually curtains made with a silk or similar fabric will need to be dry cleaned.
What is the puckered opening between the a frog's legs called?
The dulaopi
How do you use the word pucker?
To pucker means to wrinkle up. Here are some sentences.Pucker up and kiss me!Sucking a lemon will pucker your mouth.There is a pucker in my new shirt.
What pucker means?
verb verb: pucker; 3rd person present: puckers; past tense: puckered; past participle: puckered; gerund or present participle: puckering1. (especially with reference to a person's face) tightly gather or contract into wrinkles or small folds."her brows puckered in a frown"synonyms: wrinkle, crinkle, crease, furrow, crumple, rumple, ruck up, scrunch up, corrugate, ruffle, screw up, shrivel "she puckered her forehead"
What is regular smocking?
Regular smocking is a decorative embroidery technique used to gather fabric, creating a textured, puckered effect. It typically involves stitching in a pattern to secure the fabric while allowing it to bunch up, which is often seen on garments like blouses, dresses, and children’s clothing. This technique not only adds visual interest but also provides stretch and flexibility to the fabric. Traditionally, smocking was used to strengthen fabric in areas subject to wear, while also enhancing the garment's aesthetic appeal.
Materials and resources used to make shoes?
the matirels are leather and different kinds of cussiond fabric
