Sentences with phrase «on white garments»

An eye witness, Ayinde Abeeb told Nigeria Politics Online that, «students were seen in the class, school premises putting on white garments, boys brigade, choir robes, girls» guide uniforms, among others».

Some moms even chose to use their hand as a stencil on their white garments and spray around it which makes a hand / finger shaped maple leaf!

Not exact matches

Markle wore the white Mara Wrap Coat by Canadian label LINE during the announcement of her engagement to Prince Harry on Monday, and instantly made the garment the must - have coat of the winter season.

Soaking fabric in an oxide like alum (often used for canning) or white vinegar a few days before and allowing it to completely dry helps the pigment stay on the garment.

This can remove any stain on your baby cloth while at the same time making the garment whiter.

«Making reference to projects like «the multibillion naira Opon Imo, a contract that was allegedly awarded to or co-ordinated by the governor's son, N20.9 billion garment factory, RLG factory, white elephant Osun Airport that has gulped billions of Osun people's money, it is unfathomable how Aregbesola is able to sleep in the night knowing full well that his government is running on deceit.

The bikini bottoms have black and white, horizontal stripes over the main, triangular portion of the garment and yellow strips on both sides.

Following September 2016's print - and frill - filled outing, inspired by «Orlando,» the runway on Monday was downright spartan, with white and black garments serving as a focal point.

In soft 100 % organic cotton, the square throw pillow features a beautiful soft blue marbled face on a crisp white garment - washed ground.

I have nothing against white — most people will tell you it accentuates everything, but it all depends on the cut of the garment and the fabric it is made out of!

For example a white or cream lining would change the colour of the linen on the finished garment and that was not the effect we were after.

Simpson's work — consisting of two circular framed photographs focusing on a woman's mouth, clavicle, and the neckline of a plain white garment with a list of words on plastic plates displayed between them — is representative of her unique approach to image making.

MacDonald consulted with Dr. Kimberly Chrisman - Campbell, an art historian specializing in fashion and textiles to help establish the painting's date, which is likely the early to mid-1780s, based on the style of the sitter's garments: the coat with large buttons, tab collar, sloping lapels, white silk lining, and narrow sleeves with shallow cuffs; the short waistcoat; close - fitting breeches; and low heels.

Curator talk and white - gloves textiles session for Dramatic Threads, Newark Museum A private tour and white gloves session on theatrical costume and ceremonial textiles joined by collectors and embroidery artists, featuring hands - on study of garment structures, traditional designs and motifs, and aspects of connoisseurship.