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Fine linen or cotton cloth with white weft threads?
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What is a batiste?
A batiste is a variety of fine cloth made from cotton or linen.
What is fine linen?
cotton or wool
What were mummies in ancient Egypt wrapped in?
The wrappings of Egyptian mummies were mostly linen.
What is a fine white linen manufactured in flanders?
A fine white linen manufactured in Flanders is known as "Holland cloth." It is a high-quality linen fabric traditionally produced in the region and favored for its softness and durability. Holland cloth is often used for garments, table linens, and household items.
What word means a Fine woven table linen that starts with the letter d?
You are probably thinking of the fabric used for table linen called Damask. It is a special weave that forms a pattern in the cloth. See the link to the article I have provided.
What is a byssus?
A byssus is a piece of very long and valuable piece of cloth, which is used for fine flax and linen.
What kind of fabric is madras?
A cotton cloth of fine texture, usually with a plaid, striped, or checked pattern. A silk, generally striped, cloth. A light cotton cloth used for drapery. A similar cloth of rayon.
What are the fine threads in a cloth called?
The fine threads in a cloth are called fibers. These fibers are woven together to create the fabric.
What is the cloth called muslin?
It's a piece of very sheer material made from cotton, it's very fine and is usually white:) hoped it helped!
What was the clothing of the middle colonies?
The clothing in the middle colonies was made out of cotton and linen. The wealthy had clothes that were made out of fine materials.
What Is the table cloth called at church?
The tablecloth used at church, particularly on the altar, is commonly called an "altar cloth" or "altar linen." These cloths are often made of fine materials and are used to cover the altar during services, symbolizing reverence and sanctity. In some traditions, the cloth may also be referred to as a "corporate" when specifically used for the Eucharist.
