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Domestic and English cretonne drapery fabric from Sears 1902 catalog. Top is a "new" oriental print in lt. blue, rose or cream grounds. Bottom is is strong twill in navy, cream, red, green or black grounds. All guaranteed perfect for furniture covering or hangings.
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In 1640, a weaver of Vimoutiers, Paul CRETON, invents a new fabric made of hemp and flax initially, then made of pure flax : the "cretonne", of which the combination is such that the chain being larger than the weft, the fabric presents a pearly grain.
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Cretonne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cretonne , originally a strong, white fabric with a hempen warp and linen weft. The word is sometimes said to be derived from Creton, a village in Normandy where the manufacture of linen was carried ...
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It is not known when Mrs Sayers arrived from England, however the style of cretonne fabric suggests a post 1900 date. It was acquired by the donor in 1933 and, after adding the pink lining, was used by her as bed covering for her children.
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Use cretonne in a Sentence ... any printed fabric, usually cotton, of the weight used chiefly for furniture upholstery, hangings, window drapery, and other comparatively heavy-duty household purposes. The fabric is similar to chintz but has a dull finish.
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$79 USD ; Delightful Antique 19thc French Cretonne Fabric .. ... Although the word cretonne was first being used by the French during the middle of the 18thc, it became wildly popular during the mid-late 19thc. This fabric, similar to unglazed chintz, ... Delightful Antique 19thc French Cretonne Fabric Gorgeous Floral...
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Chintz : A printed plain-weave fabric, usually of cotton and lighter than cretonne. The cloth may be ‘semi-glazed’ by friction calendering or ‘fully-glazed’ ... Cretonne : A printed fabric, heavier than chintz, commonly of cotton. It is usually unglazed and likely to carry a floral design. Used for furnishings.
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Brian’s designs are inspired by his passion for vintage “Barkcloth” fabric. Many remember Barkcloth from their grandmothers homes or hotels on Miami Beach or Hawaii in the 1920‘s - 1950‘s. However, Barkcloth goes back much further than that.
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