The phrase "thread fabric" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the material or weave of a fabric which is comprised of threads. Example: The dress was made of a soft, delicate thread fabric that was imported from Italy.
The leading exports are gems and jewelry, clothing, engineering goods, chemicals, computer software, cotton thread, fabric, and handicrafts.
She spends up to $3 million a month in the garment district for services like sewing, cutting, dying, pleating, tucking, marking and grading, and for items like zippers, thread, fabric, beads and buttons.
The recurring motifs of woven and twisted wire in this front gallery of post-war artists reappear in the other three galleries with later generations, who also use hemp, rope, thread, fabric and latex in a visceral way.
(iii Metallic thread fabrics.
Metallic thread fabrics shall be considered plain surface textile fabrics provided the base fabric is smooth.
Thread, fabrics and sewing have played an important role in Mr. Suh's site-specific installations which regularly explore the issue of cultural displacement and the relationship between individuality and collectivism.
Metal also figures in a linen-polyester-copper-thread fabric from Bergamo Fabrics that Sofield uses for some of his window treatments because he loves "the way it reflects light throughout the day".
"The Fiber Art Collective: Threads, Fabric and Dyes as Art," group show.
WASHINGTON Gunn Memorial Library and Museum "The Fiber Art Collective: Threads, Fabric and Dyes as Art," group show.
WASHINGTON "The Fiber Art Collective: Threads, Fabric and Dyes as Art," group show.
Through Feb. 17. "The Fiber Art Collective: Threads, Fabric and Dyes as Art," group show.
