They were warm, and Mr. Parkinson dyed the fabrics himself -- in a tub in Brooklyn.
John Burnside's new memoir is a marvellously meandering, digressive study of the nature of love, built partly around the songs that formed him in his childhood and youth, and became "strands in the fabric" of himself.
But affections aside, I still would not send a man to the fabric store by himself to pick kitchen chair fabric.
Finally, he settled on an artificial fabric that he created himself out of fibres from recycled plastic water bottles, and he patented it.
Then he told me about how he made the fabric for his dhoti himself, on his spinning wheel and hand loom, and I said, "Whoa, are you, like, a Native American lesbian?" And he said, "I will tell you over dinner".
With his tracks featuring on seminal, genre-defining mixes like Immer, Friends, and Fabric 13, Schaufler found himself playing a central role in the development of the microhouse movement.
In addition, Sugar said, "he has a great story; he's wrapped himself in the fabric of his city and he's a hero to Youngstown".
After we returned to Baltimore, Klein spent the rest of the week cloistered in Ptak and Harper's house, weaving himself into the fabric of their daily routines.
And so in early December he tried for the first time to reintegrate himself back into the fabric of the force.
