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Discover LudwigThe phrase "made of fabric" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe any item, object, or material that is constructed from fabric. Example: The curtains in my living room are made of fabric and add a touch of elegance to the space.
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Egg-box shaped energy absorbing structures made of fabric composites were fabricated to find out the compressive characteristics and energy absorption capacity.
Modern protective overgarments are made of fabric containing activated charcoal or other adsorptive forms of carbon.
Add a nose and ears made of fabric to make a dog, fox or badger.
Like kites, umbrellas are made of fabric, a frame and string (or cord).
Yet the stall with the longest queue was selling green and blue flowers made of fabric.
And a basement has a roof that isn't made of fabric.
If you think Hillary's suit was made of fabric, you are sorely mistaken.
Medieval European nobles, patricians, and prelates wore gloves made of fabric or leather, often richly jeweled and embroidered.
Beam is a test of technology to construct soft-sided space habitats with walls made of fabric instead of metal.
It's made of fabric, very lightweight and it feels like clothing, not like a piece of electronics.
Moschino guiltily admitted that he had designed a very cheap, very hugh collection of wedding dresses made of fabric like paper.
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