Sentence examples for dot fabric from inspiring English sources

Among the latest offerings at the SoHo design mecca Moss is this pair of vintage Eames Lounge Chairs, which Murray Moss decided to re-cover in Hella Jongerius's Repeat Dot fabric from Maharam.

At a science fair in Pembroke, Mass., where the Chaissons live, Alye won first place for her Sportearz lobe protectors, made of bits of upholstery foam used in automobile interiors covered with decorative ribbon and polka dot fabric.

WHEN Murray Moss of the SoHo design mecca Moss decided to re-cover this pair of vintage Eames Lounge Chairs in Hella Jongerius's eye-popping Repeat Dot fabric from Maharam, he took a "Mad Men" era design icon and catapulted it into the 21st century.

Gone is the billowing polka-dot fabric and her role as a damsel in distress when Andy, the child who is the main human character, plays with her.

"N" is green on a white background; "O" is blue on a polka-dot background; "P" is polka-dot fabric on a yellow background; "Q" is brown on a light background; "R" is pink on a gray/purple background.

And if the floral prints and polka-dot fabric showed a designer comfortable with his feminine side, then it makes perfect sense that almost the entire menswear collection could also be ordered for women.

Further, the colors chosen to represent the letters and the blocks in "ABC Navy" are, for the most part, entirely different from "School Days I". Defendants dropped the use of polka-dot fabric, and plaintiffs did not even offer a color comparison in their proposed findings of fact to the district court, as they had with each of the "ABC Green" versions.

Ms. Kusama, who was born in Japan in 1929, made her first Infinity Mirror room, "Phalli's Field," in New York in 1965, filling the 15-square-foot floor of a mirrored space with hundreds of her signature stuffed phalli, or tubers, covered in red-on-white polka-dot fabric.

He also fashions occasional paintings from small pieces of cheap striped or dotted fabric.

Same with the dark pants made of dotted fabric that had the approximate texture of snow pants ($845).

The factory girls below, wittily costumed by Martin Pakledinaz, lean over their sewing machines, pushing plaid and polka-dot fabrics past humming needles while singing their mantra of mildly alienated labor: "Hurry up, hurry up / Can't waste time, can't waste time / When you're racing with the clock... /And the second hand doesn't understand / That your back may break and your fingers ache".