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Page 185
... applied to create stripes and other patterns by varying surface height . Brushing . This process , applied to a wide variety of fabrics , is usually accomplished by bristle - covered roll- ers . The process is used to remove loose ...
... applied to create stripes and other patterns by varying surface height . Brushing . This process , applied to a wide variety of fabrics , is usually accomplished by bristle - covered roll- ers . The process is used to remove loose ...
Page 186
... applied by pressing after garment construction ; or fabrics may be postcured , a process in which resin is added , the fabric is dried , made into a gar- ment , pressed , and then cured . Wash and wear was an early durable press process ...
... applied by pressing after garment construction ; or fabrics may be postcured , a process in which resin is added , the fabric is dried , made into a gar- ment , pressed , and then cured . Wash and wear was an early durable press process ...
Page 187
... applied to the block and the process is repeated using the pitch pin to obtain true registration . After the fabric has been entirely printed with one colour , other colours are applied in the same way until the design is complete ...
... applied to the block and the process is repeated using the pitch pin to obtain true registration . After the fabric has been entirely printed with one colour , other colours are applied in the same way until the design is complete ...
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