Cloths, clothes and sheets followed and, once a month, I was reminded that I'd never washed a seat cover in my life, as a set of them shuddered, like a surrealist photo, into the frame.
If you wove cloth for clothes, you didn't really need a horse because you could walk from house to house.
They worked together, then, as she gave him a lift home, they talked cloth and clothes, and he watched Parisian students, generating yet more ideas.
"The cut and cloth of clothes, as well as hats, hair, wigs and accessories, announced the social position of the wearer," Michael Snodin and John Styles, two curators at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, wrote in their new book, "Design and Decorative Arts: Britain 1500-1900" (Harry N. Abrams).
The Pre-Dyed Fabrics segment is involved in the production of plaid, oxonian cloth, elastic clothes and non-iron fabrics.
First, unnecessary spending is reduced as they can adjust spending desire through up-cycling, and it showed that there's economic saving effect because up-cycling re-uses articles to be discarded, such as using remaining cloth or clothes from past season.
In Schwarzau the family turned surplus cloth into clothes.
— R.A. "Clothes, Clothes, Clothes.
To clothes, clothes, clothes.
Make sure to use warm water and cold for certain cloths and clothes.
