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Level 1an - Diagonal Knit Dishcloth - 101, Debra Proctor
Level 1an - Diagonal Knit Dishcloth - 101, Debra Proctor
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Cotton yarn is a good yarn to use for a dishcloth. It is absorbent, stronger wet than dry, machine washable and can be bleached if needed. These dishcloths are easy and fun to make. Make several and give them as gifts.
Level 1an - Double Yarn Knit Slippers - 102, Debra Proctor, Kristine Saunders
Level 1an - Double Yarn Knit Slippers - 102, Debra Proctor, Kristine Saunders
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This is a simple basic slipper for knitters just learning how to knit. Two strands of worsted weight yarn are used to make the slippers more durable (and warm).
Level 1b - Reversible 18" Tied Pillow - 203, Ronda Olsen, Debra Proctor, Karen Biers
Level 1b - Reversible 18" Tied Pillow - 203, Ronda Olsen, Debra Proctor, Karen Biers
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When the pillow cover is completed it should fit snuggly around the pillow form.
Level 2 - Fleece Stocking Hat - 301, Debra Proctor, Ronda Olsen, Karen Biers
Level 2 - Fleece Stocking Hat - 301, Debra Proctor, Ronda Olsen, Karen Biers
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This pattern is fun because you become the designer. With a few simple guidelines you can make your hat to please your taste. The tail can be longer or shorter.
Level 1b - Reversible 14" Tied Pillow - 201, Debra Proctor, Karen Biers
Level 1b - Reversible 14" Tied Pillow - 201, Debra Proctor, Karen Biers
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When the pillow cover is completed it should fit snuggly around the pillow form.
Level 1a - Designer Pillowcase - 102, Ronda Olsen, Debra Proctor
Level 1a - Designer Pillowcase - 102, Ronda Olsen, Debra Proctor
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Select firmly woven 100% cotton or cotton polyester blend fabric that is a minimum of 42" wide.
Level 1b - Reversible 16" Tied Pillow - 202, Ronda Olsen, Debra Proctor, Karen Biers
Level 1b - Reversible 16" Tied Pillow - 202, Ronda Olsen, Debra Proctor, Karen Biers
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When the pillow cover is completed it should fit snuggly around the pillow form.
Immigrants From The North: Woonsocket, Rhode Island Revisited, Jane E. Evans
Immigrants From The North: Woonsocket, Rhode Island Revisited, Jane E. Evans
Jane E. Evans
This paper revisits Franco-Canadian immigration into the United States across the northern border at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. With the aid of film clips from Les Tisserands du pouvoir, a film depicting the immigrant contribution to the New England textile industry through the saga of one family, one's understanding of expatriation, relocation, and assimilation will be broadened.
Discrimination Of Automobile Carpet Fibers Using Multiple Analytical Techniques And The Subsequent Creation Of A Searchable Data, Derek Dorrien
Discrimination Of Automobile Carpet Fibers Using Multiple Analytical Techniques And The Subsequent Creation Of A Searchable Data, Derek Dorrien
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Forensic fiber examination is an important part of trace evidence analysis. Fibers may be recovered from a crime scene that could link a particular suspect to the scene. Clothing fibers are most frequently encountered but automobile carpeting fibers may also be recovered. An understanding of the frequency of occurrence and the discrimination power of different analytical techniques is needed in order to better establish the evidentiary value of automobile carpet fiber evidence. Seventy-five automobile carpet fiber samples were analyzed using a series of techniques ranging from nondestructive to destructive. These techniques included polarized light microscopy, fluorescence microscopy, microspectrophotometry, Fourier-transform infrared …
Piezoresistive Sensors On Textiles By Inkjet Printing And Electroless Plating, Amit Sawhney, Animesh Agrawal, Prabir Patra, Paul Calvert
Piezoresistive Sensors On Textiles By Inkjet Printing And Electroless Plating, Amit Sawhney, Animesh Agrawal, Prabir Patra, Paul Calvert
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health - Papers: part A
We have printed arrays of strain sensors on textiles by inkjet printing of conducting lines and piezoresistive polymer (PEDOT) in order to provide detailed information about the response of a fabric in use. Conducting polymer has been printed onto polyamide and cellulose woven fabrics to form sensors using a modified HP inkjet print-head and X-Y linear positioning table. Good penetration and attachment is found on mercerized cotton but not on polyamide. Silver nitrate lines have been printed onto polyamide and converted to silver connectors by electroless plating. We observed that resistance of silver lines ranged from 0.7-1.5Ω/cm whereas for the …