#woven fabric

[garadinervi]

Anni Albers, Under Way, (woven fabric on cloth, mounted on wood), 1963 [Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. The Joseph H. Hirshhorn Bequest, 1981. © The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation / ARS, New York]

[yocholol]

We finally opened the store with full stock!

[samimarkart]

handmade needle cases with woven fabric designed by me available on my etsy here! inspired by crinoids and other fossils

[aworldofpattern]

Brighton & Hove News, 28 July 2023:

'A Brighton family have literally stopped traffic with a new mural inspired by a sari pattern on their new home.

Poppy Jaman and Jaan Madan moved to Southampton Street in Hanover in January, and immediately knew they wanted to make a splash when decorating the outside.

She said: “One of the reasons we wanted to move to the centre of Brighton is that it’s so colourful.

“We were inspired by murals in Washington where there’s a whole area where there’s murals which have been created out of adversity.

“That inspired the idea of making a statement with our home. I wanted to not just paint something that I love. If you just love something that’s enough, but I also wanted to say here’s a bit of my identity.

“I collect saris and Jamdani is a signature saris of Bangladesh. It’s got a colonial past to it.

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The mural is inspired by the Jamdani weave saree, the signature saree of Dhaka, Bangladesh, which dates back at least as far back as 300BC.

Between the 16th and 19th centuries, Jamdani fabric – so fine it was known as ‘woven air’ – was one of the most highly coveted commodities in Mughal courts and further afield. However, by the mid-19th century, Jamdani had become almost extinct.

Poppy has written more about her relationship with the Jamdani design and its colonial history here.'

[nymori]

I made some cute holiday stars! Technically they were meant to be ornaments, but I ended up attaching them to the pulls on our new blinds. Now there's a star in every window!

[pastelispunx]

Warped a new weaving for my momma!

[pashupati-2345]

The Complete Guide For PP Woven Sacks of Pashupati Group

PP woven sacks are a popular choice for packaging various goods, from agricultural produce to industrial materials. These sacks are crafted from polypropylene, a thermoplastic polymer celebrated for its robustness, longevity, and resistance to moisture and chemicals. Pashupati, a prominent name in the industry, specializes in manufacturing and exporting PP woven sacks. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into all aspects of these versatile bags.

Understanding PP Woven Sacks

PP woven sacks are bags constructed from woven polypropylene fabric, a type of plastic. They find widespread use in packaging materials like grains, seeds, fertilizers, and cement. Their popularity stems from their exceptional strength-to-weight ratio, enabling them to bear substantial loads without tearing. Additionally, these sacks are reusable and recyclable, making them an eco-friendly choice.

Manufacturing Process

The production of PP woven sacks involves an extrusion process. Initially, polypropylene resin is melted and extruded into flat sheets. These sheets are then sliced into narrow strips, which are woven together on a loom to form the fabric. Subsequently, the woven fabric is cut into the desired size and shape, with edges hemmed to prevent fraying. These sacks can be customized with logos, designs, and product information using various printing techniques.

Varieties of PP Woven Sacks

PP woven sacks come in diverse types, tailored to their intended applications:

Regular PP Woven Sacks: These are the standard choice for packaging a wide array of materials.

Laminated PP Woven Sacks: Featuring an inner layer of lamination, these provide added protection against moisture and environmental factors.

Gusseted PP Woven Sacks: These sacks have side gussets that allow expansion and increased material capacity.

Valve PP Woven Sacks: Equipped with a valve on the top or bottom, these facilitate effortless filling and emptying of contents.

Block Bottom PP Woven Sacks: These sacks have a block bottom design, enabling them to stand upright and hold more material.

Bulk Bags: These are designed for bulk packaging and are commonly used in industrial settings.

Advantages of Using PP Woven Sacks

Several benefits come with utilizing PP woven sacks:

Strength and Durability: Known for their robustness, these sacks are ideal for packaging heavy or bulky materials.

Moisture Resistance: They are resistant to moisture, safeguarding the contents from damage.

Chemical Resistance: Suitable for packaging materials like fertilizers and pesticides due to their chemical resistance.

Customizable: PP woven sacks can be printed with logos, designs, and product details, aiding brand promotion and consumer information.

Environmentally Friendly: Their reusability and recyclability make them an environmentally responsible choice.

Where to Purchase Pashupati PP Woven Sacks

Pashupati, a leading manufacturer and exporter of PP woven sacks, offers its products worldwide. You can get in touch with their sales team to place an order or request a quote. Additionally, their website provides comprehensive information about their products, including specifications, sizes, and printing options.

In conclusion, PP woven sacks stand out as a versatile and durable packaging solution suitable for a wide range of materials. Pashupati's reputation as a trusted manufacturer and exporter ensures the quality and reliability of their products. Whether you require regular sacks, laminated sacks, gusseted sacks, valve sacks, or block bottom sacks, Pashupati has your packaging needs covered.

For more information visit our website: 🌐 www.pashupatigrp.com 📞(+91)- 96340-97028

[maagunlbasha]

What is plain weave fabric?

Plain weave fabric, also known as tabby weave, linen weave, or taffeta weave, is a fundamental type of textile weave characterized by a simple criss-cross pattern formed by the warp and weft threads crossing at right angles.

It is one of the simplest and most common types of weaves used in woven fabrics.

In a balanced plain weave, the warp and weft threads have the same weight and the same number of ends per inch as picks per inch. This weave is strong and durable, making it suitable for various applications in fashion and furnishing fabrics.

Plain weave fabrics often exhibit a checkerboard-like appearance and are sometimes called one-up-one-down weaves or over an under pattern.

Source: Exploring Plain Weave Fabric: From Creation to Use

[eccentric-culture-vulture]

mediterranean moments

Mediterranean countries. What comes to mind? Ancient History. White washed houses and churches. The Aegean. The beaches. The bars. The taverns. But there is so much more in the visual culture that is overlooked. It is the beauty that is captured in the rustic food, the detail filled art, the natural fibers used to this day for baskets, chairs and so much more, the fabrics, woven and spun by hand…

[yocholol]

Night Terror tapestry/blanket now available for preorder at:

Open til December 1st!

[nos-tr]

Hi, I'm Trung

I've worked at Tran Hiep Thanh Textile Corp and we're from Viet Nam

We are specialize in manufacturing and supplying all kinds of woven and knitted fabrics 100% Polyester, Polyester/spandex, Nylon, Nylon/spandex, Recycle, supply for Industrial Fashion, Sportwear,…

!!Special!! Tran Hiep Thanh’s products have been certificated OEKO-TEX Standard 100 - an international standard on safety of textile product for the human body

Contact to me for further information

My email: trung.tt.1@thttextile.com.vn

[toffeemugg]

so..... what the fuck is his armour made of

[phantomrose96]

i just caught up with a breach of trust and I don't even know WHAT to say. thank you? jesus christ? oh my god? my husband and friends all hate me bc I won't shut up about it? I've never read a fanfic that could hold a candle? a match even? I've been reading in all my spare time. I've had dreams bc it's the last thing I'm thinking about at night. then I read more over breakfast. WOW? wowowowow? thank you again?

(A Breach of Trust)

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Thank you for being as brain-rotted as I am over this Utter Behemoth of a fic!! It's woven into the fabric of my being at this point.

I've poured my heart and soul into it and it means so so much to me, so hearing that OTHER people are like, bothering the people in their OWN lives about it? Wow. I'm very happy over the notion that there are strangers who know vaguely of ABoT because their loved one wanted to tell them all about it.

I've really loved building it up from an empty Word document. I'm really happy and lucky other people have come along for that. Thank you!!

[blughxreader]

Yall ever see death note fanart and feel 13 years old again at your friends house filled with idle uncertainty and childhood haziness and undiagnosed mental illness