Fabric - Revision history

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 211.242.42.53 (Talk); changed back to last version by Tomislaus

2007-10-28T18:20:30Z

Reverted edits by 211.242.42.53 (Talk); changed back to last version by Tomislaus

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	The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course, by this definition, felt isn't a fabric either)		The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course, by this definition, felt isn't a fabric either)

211.242.42.53 at 04:28, 28 October 2007

2007-10-28T04:28:46Z

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	The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course, by this definition, felt isn't a fabric either)		The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course, by this definition, felt isn't a fabric either)

Tomislaus: category:Fibre Arts

2005-08-11T04:22:07Z

category:Fibre Arts

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	* [[Hemp]] - used by peasants sometimes in place of linen. Hemp is coarser than linen.		* [[Hemp]] - used by peasants sometimes in place of linen. Hemp is coarser than linen.
	* [[nettle cloth]] - yes early period people made cloth from nettles, I think it was somewhat like linen.		* [[nettle cloth]] - yes early period people made cloth from nettles, I think it was somewhat like linen.




			[[category:Fibre Arts]]

Karel at 16:20, 31 July 2003

2003-07-31T16:20:46Z

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	So [[period]] fabric materials included:		So [[period]] fabric materials included:
	* [[Linen]] - mainly for underclothes and lining wool		* [[Linen]] - mainly for underclothes and lining wool
	* [[Cotton]] - rare in late period, almost completely non-existant in ~~easrly~~ period, generally a fluffy fabric like flannelette, not often similar to our modern cotton		* [[Cotton]] - rare in late period, almost completely non-existant in early period, generally a fluffy fabric like flannelette, not often similar to our modern cotton
	* [[Wool]] - used for dresses, tunics, cloaks		* [[Wool]] - used for dresses, tunics, cloaks
	* [[Silk]] - expensive because it was brighter, stronger, and nicer.		* [[Silk]] - expensive because it was brighter, stronger, and nicer.

Morgant at 14:19, 10 July 2003

2003-07-10T14:19:50Z

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	The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course by this definition felt isn't a fabric either)		The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course, by this definition, felt isn't a fabric either)

	So [[period]] fabric materials ~~include~~:		So [[period]] fabric materials included:
	* [[~~Linnen~~]] - mainly for underclothes and lining wool		* [[Linen]] - mainly for underclothes and lining wool
	* [[Cotton]] - rare in late period, almost completely non-existant in easrly period, generally a fluffy fabric like flannelette, not often similar to our modern cotton		* [[Cotton]] - rare in late period, almost completely non-existant in easrly period, generally a fluffy fabric like flannelette, not often similar to our modern cotton
	* [[Wool]] - used for dresses, tunics, cloaks		* [[Wool]] - used for dresses, tunics, cloaks
	* [[~~silk~~]] - expensive because it was brighter, stronger, nicer		* [[Silk]] - expensive because it was brighter, stronger, and nicer.
	* [[~~hemp~~]] - used by peasants sometimes in place of ~~linnen mostly~~. coarser than ~~linnen~~.		* [[Hemp]] - used by peasants sometimes in place of linen. Hemp is coarser than linen.
	* [[nettle cloth]] - yes early period people made cloth from nettles, I think it was somewhat like ~~linnen~~		* [[nettle cloth]] - yes early period people made cloth from nettles, I think it was somewhat like linen.

Update at 19:15, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T19:15:42Z

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The word '''fabric''' refers to any sheet of material made by [[weaving]] things together. This means that [[chainmaille]] is a fabric while [[paper]] is not. (of course by this definition felt isn't a fabric either)

So [[period]] fabric materials include:
* [[Linnen]] - mainly for underclothes and lining wool
* [[Cotton]] - rare in late period, almost completely non-existant in easrly period, generally a fluffy fabric like flannelette, not often similar to our modern cotton
* [[Wool]] - used for dresses, tunics, cloaks
* [[silk]] - expensive because it was brighter, stronger, nicer
* [[hemp]] - used by peasants sometimes in place of linnen mostly. coarser than linnen.
* [[nettle cloth]] - yes early period people made cloth from nettles, I think it was somewhat like linnen