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Nonwoven fabric or non-
woven fabric is a fabric-like
material made from
staple fibre (short) and long
fibres (continuous long),
bonded together by chemical...
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during the
early 1920s, this did not
catch on as
despite paper's economic advantages,
traditional woven cloth was
widely preferred. However, some
fancy dress...
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pencil on
woven paper, 102 x 163 mm, 1876 [D009580]
Wooded landscape with a
column or pillory, gray ink, wash, pen,
black ink on
woven paper, 88 x 125...
- (born 1989) is a
Native American printmaker known for her serigraphy,
woven paper, and artist's books. She
lives in Cherokee,
North Carolina. Rhiannon...
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Modern paper-making
machines are
based on the
principles of the
Fourdrinier Machine,
which uses a
moving woven mesh to
create a
continuous paper web by...
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Arches joined other paper manufacturers in the 1950s to form
Arjomari Prioux (which
later merged with Arjowiggins).
Woven paper was used in
print publication...
- to be used only once.
Paper towels absorb water because they are
loosely woven,
which enables water to
travel between the fibers, even
against gravity...
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including woven paper baskets, silversmithing, painting, and photography. She is best
known for her
baskets with
Cherokee designs woven with
archival paper reproductions...
- went
extinct in
prehistory due to
their replacement with hand-
woven fabrics,
given that
paper mulberry generally only
survives under human cultivation. However...
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stretched thin
rather than made of
randomly woven fibers,
which according to one source,
disqualified it as true
paper. The
Mayans made
codices out of huun....
