A checked cotton fabric which is a perennial favorite cheap and charming furnishing fabric. Gingham comes in a wide range of primary colors and check sizes. The best gingham is made of pure cotton. It is often used in kitchens and childrenís rooms and for table linen.
Fabric with dyed yarns introduced at given intervals, both vertically and horizontally, to achieve block or check effects. Goodyear Welted In shoemaking, a welt is a strip of leather, rubber, or plastic that is stitched to the upper and insole of a shoe, as an attach-point for the sole. The space enclosed by the welt is then filled with cork or some other filler material (usually either porous or perforated, for breath ability), and the outsole is both cemented and stitched to the welt. This process of making shoes is referred to as Goodyear Welt construction. Grenadine A loose weave using twisted yarns, resulting in a fabric that resembles a knit.
A smooth cotton fabric with fibers dyed in two different contrasting colors that are woven in a checkerboard pattern. Also see - PATTERN Handbag with a gingham pattern Made by - TSUMARI CHISATO photo provided by substatic
Fabric usually of yarn-dyed cotton in plain weave which derives its color and pattern from carded or combed yarns.
Pure or blended cotton dyed in plaid or checked pattern. The checked ginghams use two colors and the plaid uses several. The meaning of the name is striped and comes from the Malay language.
checkered cloth made originally in linen, then later in cotton.
a cotton cloth, usually woven in stripes, checks or plaids
Cotton or linen cloth woven of dyed yarn in stripes, checks, or patterns. Manufactured in Manchester, England. (1)
Yarn-dyed, checked or plaid fabric made of pure or blended cotton. Checked ginghams use two colors, plaid ginghams several. The name comes from the Malay word ging gang, meaning striped.
Gingham, a yarn-dyed, plain weave fabric, is available in a variety of weights and qualities. It may be balanced or unbalanced and made of either combed or carded yarns. If two colors of yarn are used, the fabric is called a check or checked gingham. If three or more colors are used, the fabric is called plaid gingham.
a clothing fabric in a plaid weave
A light to medium weight plain weave fabric. It is usually yarn dyed and woven to create stripes, checks or plaids. The fabric is mercerized to produce a soft, lustrous appearance. It is sized to a firm and lustrous finish. The thread count varies from about 48 x 44 to 106 x 94.
A plain woven cotton fabric which generally has a woven pattern of checks or stripes. A utilitarian cotton imported from India. It has equal width stripes in two colours going in both directions of the weave, which creates a third colour when the two meet and a check pattern is formed. Woven from dyed yarns, red, blue and green are the most popular colours. Sturdy and launders well.
A yarn-dyed, plain weave cotton or synthetic fabric. Checked gingham is the most common version, but it can also be plaid, striped or plain.
A medium-weight, plain-weave fabric with a plaid or check pattern.
A cotton cloth with a checkered pattern
a checked or plain (tartan-style) fabric made of yarn-dyed, pure or blended, cotton. The name comes from the Malay term ging gang, meaning striped.
ribbon with small, checkered design.
Plain-weave cotton cloth with a checked pattern.
A lightweight, yarn-dyed cotton material, usually woven in checks or stripes. Useful for trimmings, draperies, and bedspreads.
A checked or plaid pattern often found on ribbon and material.
A yarn dyed cotton fabric woven in stripes, checks, plaids or solid colours.
A cotton fabric with a chequered pattern, most typically in white and another colour. Named after Guingamp, in Brittany, where the fabric was originally manufactured, gingham has long been associated with tablecloths, aprons and picnic outings it has now become a classic shirting choice reflecting a sophisticated but playful style.
A fabric with a checked pattern that's created by weaving together two different colored yarns.
a lightweight cotton fabric with geometric check pattern of two alternating colors on a white or off white background.
A plain-weave lightweight fabric, usually made of cotton, with small checks.
is a lightweight, washable, stout fabric that is woven in checks, plaids or stripes.
Gingham is a yarn-dyed, combed, or carded cotton fabric woven into a series of simple patterns in two or more colors, such as checks, stripes, or plaids.
A firm, plain-weave, lightweight cloth of nearly square construction woven with dyed yarns to form a check. Commonly made from cotton, used for dresses, tablecloths etc.
A cotton fabric with a checkered pattern, most typically in white and another color. Named after Gingham, in Brittany, where the fabric was originally manufactured, gingham was associated with tablecloths, aprons and picnic outings before becoming a classic shirting choice reflecting a sophisticated but playful style.
light to medium weight, plain weave fabric. It is usually a cotton or cotton blend yarn dye in a color and white or 2 color check design.
mercerized cotton woven fabric of stripes, checks or plaids
A smooth cotton fabric with fibres dyed in two different contrasting colours that are woven in a checkerboard pattern.
Gingham is a fabric made from dyed cotton yarn.