Ladies Black Magic Stretch Soft Chenille Gloves Warm Winter Accessory Outdoors

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In the 1930s, we widely used chenille for home furnishings but not so much for clothing. It was in the 1970s that it became a popular choice for apparel.

lt;p>Wash in 40&deg;c on a mild wash. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.&nbsp;</p> Originally used as a fabric for bedspreads, carpets and quilts, this fabric has come a long way. Now widely used to make garments such as sweaters, shawls, tunics, gloves, cardigans and robes among other things. The softness and ‘drapey’ properties of the fabric make it ideal for clothing. Its strength and durability are invaluable. Great for upholstering your furniture or getting some new curtains made. James Templeton and William Quiglay further developed the technique. It was while they were working on making imitation oriental rugs. They patented the method and Templeton eventually became a successful carpet manufacturer in the 19 th and 20 th century. 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Or the fluffy new throw adorning your couch? They are probably made of Chenille. Among the gamut of fabrics that we encounter in our lives daily, how many of us have an answer to the question “ what is Chenille?”? Well, chenille refers to a type of yarn, which when woven, results in a fabric also known as chenille. It’s a French term for ‘caterpillar’ because of its resemblance to a furry caterpillar. Soft to the touch and durable, chenille can be used for a multitude of fabric requirements. These range from clothing to upholstery. What is it made of?

The method of manufacturing Chenille now is very different from when it was first produced in the 18 th century. We make it by placing short lengths of yarn between two “core yarns” and then twisting the yarn together. Then we cut the wrapped yarns, producing a pile effect. The edges of these piles then stand at right angles to the yarn’s core, adding to chenille’s softness. One of the problems with chenille is that the tufts can become loose resulting in bare fabric. We can resolve this by using low melt nylon in the core of the yarn and then steaming the lengths of yarn to set the pile in place.

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TWO SIDED - One side is chenille fluff, strong foaming function for cleaning and washing your car. The other side is coral Microfiber material with strong water absorption to dry your car without leaving water marks

MULTI-PURPOSE CAR WASHING SUPPLIES – Not only can you wash, wax, dust and polish your vehicles but you can also USE DRY for dusting/cleaning windows, mirrors, furniture and glass, etc. in your home.Chenille was first manufactured in France in the 1780s, by weaving a leno or cross weave fabric and then cutting it into strips to make the Chenille yarn. Alexander Buchanan, a foreman in a Paisley fabric mill, introduced the fabric to the UK. He mass-produced the fabric to make ‘fuzzy shawls’. This involves weaving together tufts of coloured wool into a blanket and then cutting into strips. He makde the ‘frizz’ effect by treating the fabric with heat rollers. The result was a very soft, fuzzy fabric named Chenille. The Chenille International Manufacturers Association (CIMA) was established in the 90s. Their mission is to improve and develop the manufacturing processes. How is Chenille made? CA6 4 CA6 5 CA6 6 CA8 7 CB22 3 CB4 0 CB4 1 CB7 9 EC1A 1 EC1A 2 EC1A 4 EC1A 7 EC1A 9 EC1M 3 EC1M 4 EC1M 5 EC1M 6 EC1M 7 EC1N 2 EC1N 6 EC1N 7 EC1N 8 EC1P 1 EC1R 0 EC1R 1 EC1R 3 EC1R 4 EC1R 5 EC1V 0 EC1V 1 EC1V 2 EC1V 4 EC1V 7 EC1V 9 EC1Y 0 EC1Y 1 EC1Y 2 EC1Y 4 EC1Y 8 EC2A 1 EC2A 2 EC2A 3 EC2A 4 EC2M 1 EC2M 2 EC2M 3 EC2M 4 EC2M 5 EC2M 6 EC2M 7 EC2N 1 EC2N 2 EC2N 3 EC2N 4 EC2P 2 EC2R 5 EC2R 6 EC2R 7 EC2R 8 EC2V 5 EC2V 6 EC2V 7 EC2V 8 EC2Y 5 EC2Y 8 EC2Y 9 EC3A 1 EC3A 2 EC3A 3 EC3A 4 EC3A 5 EC3A 6 EC3A 7 EC3A 8 EC3M 1 EC3M 2 EC3M 3 EC3M 4 EC3M 5 EC3M 6 EC3M 7 EC3M 8 EC3N 1 EC3N 2 EC3N 3 EC3N 4 EC3P 3 EC3R 5 EC3R 6 EC3R 7 EC3R 8 EC3V 0 EC3V 1 EC3V 3 EC3V 4 EC3V 9 EC4A 1 EC4A 2 EC4A 3 EC4A 4 EC4M 5 EC4M 6 EC4M 7 EC4M 8 EC4M 9 EC4N 1 EC4N 4 EC4N 5 EC4N 6 EC4N 7 EC4N 8 EC4P 4 EC4R 0 EC4R 1 EC4R 2 EC4R 3 EC4R 9 EC4V 2 EC4V 3 EC4V 4 EC4V 5 EC4V 6 EC4Y 0 EC4Y 1 EC4Y 7 EC4Y 8 EC4Y 9 GU14 0 GU14 4 GU15 9 GU21 9 GU22 2 GU25 9 GU51 2 IP11 2 IP11 3 IP11 4 IP3 8 IP3 9 IP5 1 IP5 2 LE19 4 NE35 9 NE66 4 NE66 5 NE67 5 NE69 7 NE70 7 NE71 6 NR19 9 NR27 7 NR30 9 NR32 9 NR4 7 NR7 0 NR7 7 PL1 1 PL1 2 PL1 3 PL1 9 PL11 2 PL12 9 PL13 9 PL14 6 PL14 9 PL15 0 PL17 0 PL17 7 PL17 8 PL19 0 PL19 1 PL19 8 PL19 9 PL2 2 PL2 9 PL20 6 PL25 9 PL26 8 PL27 9 PL31 9 PL7 5 PL8 1 RH10 9 RH11 0 RH6 0 S12 3 S5 7 S63 3 S80 3 S9 1 SE1 0 SE1 1 SE1 2 SE1P 4 SO19 9 SS7 9 SW15 9 SW16 9 SW17 1 SW19 9 SW1A 1 SW1A 2 SW1P 2 SW1P 3 SW1P 4 SW1Y 4 SW1Y 5 SW1Y 6 SW2 9 SW20 2 SW3 9 SW6 9 SW9 1 TR11 3 TR12 7 TR13 0 TR14 9 TR15 2 TR16 6 TR2 4 TR2 5 TR20 8 TR21 0 TR22 0 TR23 0 TR24 0 TR25 0 TR4 8 TR4 9 TR6 0 TR8 4 TW4 6 TW5 9 W1A 1 W1A 2 W1A 3 W1A 4 W1A 9 W1B 1 W1B 2 W1B 3 W1B 4 W1B 5 W1C 1 W1C 2 W1D 1 W1D 2 W1D 3 W1D 4 W1D 5 W1D 6 W1D 7 W1F 0 W1F 7 W1F 8 W1F 9 W1G 0 W1G 6 W1G 7 W1G 8 W1G 9 W1H 1 W1H 2 W1H 4 W1H 5 W1H 6 W1H 7 W1J 0 W1J 5 W1J 6 W1J 7 W1J 8 W1J 9 W1K 1 W1K 2 W1K 3 W1K 4 W1K 5 W1K 6 W1K 7 W1S 1 W1S 2 W1S 3 W1S 4 W1T 1 W1T 2 W1T 3 W1T 4 W1T 5 W1T 6 W1T 7 W1U 1 W1U 2 W1U 3 W1U 4 W1U 5 W1U 6 W1U 7 W1U 8 W1W 5 W1W 6 W1W 7 W1W 8 WA3 6 WA3 7 WC1A 1 WC1A 2 WC1B 3 WC1B 4 WC1B 5 WC1E 6 WC1E 7 WC1H 0 WC1H 9 WC1N 1 WC1N 2 WC1N 3 WC1R 4 WC1R 5 WC1V 6 WC1V 7 WC1X 0 WC1X 8 WC2A 1 WC2A 2 WC2A 3 WC2B 4 WC2B 5 WC2B 6 WC2E 7 WC2E 8 WC2E 9 WC2H 0 WC2H 7 WC2H 8 WC2H 9 WC2N 4 WC2N 5 WC2N 6 WC2R 0 WC2R 1 WC2R 2 WC2R 3 Scotland Chenille’s next stopover was in the United States. In the 1920s and 1930s, Dalton inNorthwest Georgia became the hub for tufted bedspreads, because of Catherine Evans, who initially revived the handcrafted technique in the 1890s. Hand-tufted bedspreads with an embroidered appearance became increasingly popular and were referred to as ‘chenille’. With effective marketing, chenille bedspreads appeared in city department stores and tufting subsequently became important to the economic development of North Georgia, maintaining families even through theDepression-era. HIGH QUALITY EXTERIOR CARE PRODUCTS – Only our car wash mitt scratch free includes a unique interior mesh lining that allows for easy hand/removal and comfort while washing. Water proof lining inside makes sure your hands stay dry !