Cut facings from lining fabric, velveteen, cotton twill, or faux leather or suede to reduce bulk. |
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Underneath the velveteen upholstery lurked thick foam cushions into which my aching body sank blissfully. |
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His hands slipped a rich velveteen choker around her neck, a diamond sparkled at the center. |
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A tear rolled down Sandra's cheek and plopped down into the lap of her black mid-length velveteen dress. |
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The decorative lappets are red cotton velveteen, folded lengthwise and handsewn closed. |
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On the lawn was a velveteen couch that looked like it had been dragged out of the house so someone could gaze at the stars in comfort. |
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I will also require a velveteen cushion on which to rest my boil-covered bottom. |
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Come daylight, I decided to try the first class bar with its rows of squishy green velveteen sofas and tatty carpet. |
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His hands are wrapped around a dimpled tankard and he is wearing a modish belted velveteen coat. |
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There behind the checkbook and bank statements was a heavier object wrapped in velveteen fabric. |
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Carpeted floor, tables set with crisp white cloths and large, comfortable, blue velveteen chairs set the stage for the tasty feast ahead. |
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Shortly after collapsing into the voluptuous embrace of a velveteen sofa, your body may shut itself down and try to enter a coma. |
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I changed my school clothes, leaving them in a heap on the floor and took a velveteen dress from the armoire. |
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Paris came over and sat next to Nathan on the chocolate brown velveteen sofa. |
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It had those cream coloured walls and carpet, heavy black velveteen curtains and black furniture. |
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The zippers on Lenina's spare pair of viscose velveteen shorts were at first a puzzle, then solved, a delight. |
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And Michael's mom, Yvella, a brigadier general in a velveteen bathrobe, made me part of the family before I could put up a struggle. |
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Cotton velveteen hand-dyed by Wendy Richardson, cotton fabrics and batiks, beads, metallic thread, embroidery threads, buttons, mementos. |
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The word has come to denote a class of heavy cotton fabrics, some of which have pile surfaces, including moleskin, velveteen, and corduroy. |
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Women wore hot pants in velveteen and other dressy fabrics in many situations where shorts would formerly have been totally inappropriate. |
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In pile-fabric constructions, such as velvet or velveteen, extra sets of warps are used to form the pile. |
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In manufacture of velveteen the floats are formed over the whole surface of the fabric and cut evenly to imitate velvet. |
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This icon-shaped piece opens to reveal a scene completely different from the outside, made of heavily stitched and embellished velveteen. |
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Description: winter boots in thermoplastic rubber, two-tone, lined with removable velveteen lining and collar with lace ups. |
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Compatible trays for the Vario cassettes are made of blue velveteen and available in various sizes. |
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The Chop Cup fits into a burgundy velveteen bag and there's a second bag to protect the little pool cue. |
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And Juicy, a newish LA-based casualwear label favoured by actresses and singers, sold out of their candy-coloured velveteen suits in a matter of weeks. |
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What lady does not relish the plush touch of ermine on her cheek, the airy intricacies of a panel of lace, or the cloud-like embrace of a velveteen settee? |
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It embraces plain twilled cloth known as jean, and cut fabrics similar to velvet, known as velveteen, moleskin, corduroy etc. |
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It is narrated by actor Forest Whitaker, whose warm, velveteen voice can make even a segment on slime mold seem utterly fascinating. |
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The interior is lined with green velveteen cloth. |
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Corduroy and velveteen are weft-pile constructions. |
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These inlays are covered with high quality velveteen. The precise fitting between the top padding and inlay prevent any movement of the coin within the case. |
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Wise Old Owl £26.99, treather.com They may look like featherlight cuddly toys, but the black velveteen and silk owls are weighted with sand, so they won't ever fall off their perch. |
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The crowd torsos past the slots, a crush of velveteen, a sheen of sequins. |
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Carpets, rugs, velvet, velour, and velveteen are made by interlacing a secondary yarn through woven cloth, creating a tufted layer known as a nap or pile. |
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