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The thin, stiff, open-weaved kind of muslin is often referred to as "muslin gauze" or "cheesecloth." This fabric is lightweight and breathable, making it suitable for various applications, including clothing, curtains, and food preparation. Its open weave allows for airflow while providing a degree of structure, making it ideal for layering or as a decorative element. Additionally, it can be used in crafting and sewing projects due to its versatility.
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What kind of cloth starts with the letter m?
muslin
What kind of animal are stiff?
dogs
When the extremities are stiff and rigid what kind of posturing is it?
Rigor mortis is dead stiff body, not really called posturing.
What kind of rainbow sandals are cuter thick or thin strap?
thin strap. definitely thin strap.
In Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh what kind of impression do we get of Aurora's aunt?
She is stiff and stern.
In Elizabeth Barrett Brownings Aurora Leigh what kind of impression do we get of Auroras aunt?
She is stiff and stern.
In Elizabeth Barrett Brownings Aurora Leigh what kind of impression do we get of Aurora's aunt?
she is stiff and stern
What is the the WWE belt made of?
it matters what kind of belt you get a replica or comm. a comm.belt is made of some type of hard plastic and stiff leather a replica is made of metal and stiff leather
What is the WWE heavyweight championship made of?
it matters what kind of belt you get a replica or comm. a comm.belt is made of some type of hard plastic and stiff leather a replica is made of metal and stiff leather
What can you use besides cheesecloth for a fruitcake?
Possible cheesecloth substitutes include the following:muslincoffee filters (the paper kind)white pillow cases or bed sheetspantyhosemedical gauze (the holes/spaces are a little larger than in cheesecloth so you just have to double or triple it up. But it works perfectly).
How do you know when your bunny is going the bathroom?
your bunny will get kind of stiff and hold really still for a moment, then ... you know...
What kind of soils in New Hampshire?
Rocky and thin.
