Beneath, the warren of rounded rooms, each lined with swaths of pleated fabric, frame a courtyard where a bright blue egg pokes through the wall like some cosmic bathroom blob.
Opening up the velcro-fastened flap reveals something a bit unusual — instead of say, providing a pocket for an iPad (or a similarly svelte tablet), there's a fabric-lined slot with a big hole it in allowing people to fiddle with their tablets while they're ensconced in a nifty fabric frame.
Made from fabric framed in walnut, the partitions move along the tables to change the configuration of desks according to staff size.
Sara Shabir created sequin fabric frames for pre-school children to make marks using their fingers after noticing how they enjoyed making patterns in reversible sequin fabric cushions at nursery.
Turner's novel weaves this mystique into its own fabric, framing the events leading to Bix's downfall with the story of two characters — a brother and sister, both associated with Al Capone's Chicago racket — who become entangled in the jazzman's messy life.
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Like kites, umbrellas are made of fabric, a frame and string (or cord).
In 1948, the pair successfully tested a flexible v-shaped fabric and frame wing they called the "Flexi-kite," also known as the parawing.
Paintings for the Home (Sailboat), 2010, oil on canvas, embroidered fabric, and frame, 24 x 19 inches.
The clothes suggest gender bending: plays on tattoos as patterns on sheer fabric, cages framing the body, the bondage straps of sexual perversity.
"My scarf covers my head, not my brain," insists Hayrunisa Gul, whose husband Abdullah is foreign minister and aspires to be president.Yet if there is one big reason why the candidacy of Mr Gul whose elevation by parliament has been vetoed by a court, triggering a political crisis and an early election sparks strong emotions, it is the silk fabric that frames Mrs Gul's expressive features.
