Although quilters inevitably accumulate a fabric stash, its easy to hoard more than you can use.
Each one is like a huge snowball of rubbish, as if it had rolled along, accumulating plaster, fabric, sacking, bits of polystyrene, and getting caught up and impaled on a ring of plywood.
Water, used in various phases of textile processing, accumulates in fabrics, and the excess moisture must eventually be removed.
Acrylic or polyester fabrics accumulate static electricity within them.
Keep dish cloths and hand towels regularly cleaned to prevent bacteria from accumulating on the fabric.
Entire days during which I can't see the point in shops or shopping, in accumulating more of the fabric flotsam destined to silt up the bottom of my wardrobe.
Blood was still flowing, all sticky, seeping from the soaking wet towel, rapidly forming drips on the silk lapels, then disappearing into the folds of the jacket, like trails of slightly glinting snot side-tracked by the slightest roughness in the fabric, sometimes accumulating into drops that fell to the floor and exploded into star-shaped stains.
Provided you have a bit of space to store it, accumulate a selection of fabrics you can use in any project you want.
Whenever food is heated in a pan, particles of grease, water, smoke and food are sent into the air, and they land everywhere, which explains the grime that accumulates on furniture, fabrics and floors, damaging finishes and surfaces, Ms. Cheever said.
There are sets that have accumulated the indignities of age flaccid elastic, torn fabric—I can't bear to throw out, because I associate them with good luck on job interviews or confidence at a particularly terrifying party.
She moved fairly quickly, though, to nonreferential abstraction, using handmade papers she bought and fabrics she accumulated: strips of worn clothing, ribbons and other sewing basket detritus.
