"sewing fabric" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to any type of material that is used for sewing or creating garments or other fabric-based items. You can use this phrase whenever you need to describe the type of fabric you are using for a sewing project. For example: "I went to the fabric store to buy some sewing fabric for my new dress." "The sewing fabric I chose was a soft cotton blend." "I love working with different types of sewing fabric to create unique designs."
This business is likely to move overseas, following the even more labor-intensive job of sewing fabric into clothes.
At a table, Laura Simons, 21, and Ashley Santee, 22, interns on loan for six months from the design and marketing program at Drexel University, were sewing fabric they had made by fusing Lunchables packaging.
At Planet Money, he and his team followed the making of a T-shirt around the world – from picking cotton in Mississippi to spinning yarn in Indonesia to sewing fabric in Bangladesh.
NEW commercials for BlackBerry feature young go-getters, like a woman joining an all-male break-dancing group, a pair of designers sewing fabric for a triumphant fashion show, and a fledgling rock band performing for an ecstatic audience.
Now Casey is excited to see a "renaissance in prototyping" that makes creating hardware prototypes almost as easy as sewing fabric into garments, he told TechCrunch's John Biggs today at Disrupt SF.
The film strips, which are taken from documentaries that she explains as "focused on textile crafts such as crocheting, knitting, sewing, fabric dyeing, and quilting, and celebrat[ing] the women who made them," are meant to be displayed on light boxes or hung in front of windows.
Greenwood had his grandmother sew fabric onto the part that covered the ear.
"He took a standard sky-diving jumpsuit, sewed fabric wings on it, inflated it a little and jumped," Mr. Macdonald said.
Its' target is to penetrate the sewn fabric layers by a penetrating axial compressive force, which, coincides with the sewing needle geometrical axis.
The majority of these women sewed fabric using a machine (Infante-Rivard et al, 1991) from which they were exposed to ELF magnetic fields (Infante-Rivard, 1995).
Hand sew fabric or embroidered patches.
