Sentences with phrase «fiber clothing from»

Even better (and more eco-friendly) is to choose natural fiber clothing from second hand sources like thrift stores and consignment shops.

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The bast fibers lead to the coining of the word, «canvas», which was derived from cannabis, leading it's use for thousands of years in clothing, ropes, bags, ect.

So long as experts deal in «hard» knowledge like whether the fibers found on the heels of the defendant's shoes came from the clothing of the victim, their testimony is helpful.

«Sweetgrass designs and produces comfortable and stylish natural fiber clothing made from hemp, bamboo and organic cotton.

Textiles made from cotton are soft and breathable, and it is the most widely used natural fiber cloth in clothing today (source Wikipedia).

Non-organic baby clothing is often made from synthetic fibers manufactured with petrochemicals, acrylic (polycrylonitriles), PVC, and esters that are linked to a variety of health problems.

contain Saponin, a natural cleaner that works as a surfactant, breaking the surface tension of the water to penetrate the fibers of your clothing, lifting stains from the fabric and leaving dirt suspended in the water that is rinsed away.

Whether you're registering for organic baby apparel or transitioning from a conventional wardrobe to organic and natural fiber clothing for your baby, deciding what clothing and accessories you need can be overwhelming.

Thanks to polymers woven into the composite fibers to create the form - fitting clothing, wearers can control texture as well as color, changing their look from black leather to a bright tartan to traditional denim and more with a single voice command.

Egyptian burial chambers show the cultivation flax and clothing made from flax fibers.

This sustainable fabric is produced in Italy using wool fibers obtained from recycling old clothing, knits and textile...

Today, I need to be extra warm but also have extra sparkle (cheering for Tom) so I am opting for this «Clara» dress from Aventura which is easily found here: http://instagram.com/aventuraclothing Aventura uses organic and sustainable fibers to make fashionable clothing with with low environmental impact.

The clothing from Buki Brand uses Kinoki - 3.0 fiber technology, a speciality Japanese fiber, that Joey created himself.

While the word «efficiency» appears in every other sentence that comes out of the mouths of Ferrari engineers, they're talking about efficiency of performance far more than fuel efficiency or emissions coming from this carbon - fiber - clad hypercar with its hybrid powertrain featuring a mighty 6.3 - liter V - 12 and seven - speed dual - clutch automatic.

Essentially, the interior was clad with carbon fiber from bumper to bumper, whether it's the front spoiler, grille or boot wing you're looking at.

Better quality clothing is most often made from natural fibers such as cotton, silk, wool and leather.

The traditions of craftsmanship once used to hand - build boats and weave palm - fiber clothing are also expressed in such as intricate wood carvings and decorative accessories fashioned from sea shells and ivory nuts.

This makes games like Call Of Duty: WWII have a heightened sense of realism, detailing everything from flowing hair, rays of the sun and clothing fiber.

Tamara Embrey is known for making one - of - a-kind clothing from recycled natural fibers, but in «Mend,» her new mixed - media show, she's working with especially rich material: the many ways we see the human heart not only as a fragile organ, but also as an endlessly renewing Read More...

Four artists will show their work — felted wool, porcelain pottery, jewelry, clothing and silk scarves — in Newton on Saturday, 10/21, and Sunday, 10/22, from 11:00 to 5:00 p.m. Newton fiber artist Susan Tornheim will host the show at 120 Hyde Street in...

Tamara Embrey, who makes colorful, one - of - a-kind clothing from recycled fibers, says that Sparkle, her Australian shepherd, loves life as a studio dog.

The contamination is traced to «sewage contaminated by fibers from washing clothes,» and the fibers are plastics used in clothing materials so many people wear every day: Acrylic, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide and polyester.

Hundreds of millions of dollars in hemp fiber for clothing, seeds for human consumption and oil for soap are imported annually, mostly from Canada, according to bill supporters.

The stalks produce fiber and cellulose for everything from automotive parts and fine clothing to building products and fuel.

Hemp's bast fiber is among the longest and strongest of plant fibers, long prized for its versatility in making everything from clothing to canvas and cordage.

Microplastics are tiny beads that get into waterways from our consumer products or tiny fibers that wash out of our clothing.

First, the Court found that it was foreseeable to Crane Co. that asbestos fibers could be transmitted on an employee's clothing and posed a risk to individuals residing with the employee, based on the 1972 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation «emphasiz [ing] the importance of preventing asbestos from leaving the worksite on employees» clothes» and advising employers of measures to prevent such risks including providing employees with protective clothing.

The lawsuit states Quiroz's father worked at Reynolds Metal Company from 1948 through 1983 and would come home with asbestos fibers on his clothing.

Because I do mostly fiber art work, I am always intrigued by projects that are made from ribbon, fabric, lace, and buttons, so I found lots of ideas for making patriotic home decor and clothing using those things.