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Rickrack (also
ricrac and
variants of both with a
space or hyphen) is a flat
piece of
braided trim,
shaped like a zigzag. It is used as a
decorative element...
- that she make the
apron herself and
include rickrack trim to
better reflect the time period. As
rickrack was no
longer available in stores, Nan removed...
- stems.
Common names include fishbone cactus,
rickrack cactus, zig-zag
cactus and St. Anthony's
rickrack, and is
sometimes referred to as an
orchid cactus...
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horizontal bands.
Seminole patchwork garments are
often trimmed with a
rickrack border.
Early examples of this
technique are
known from
photographs in...
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Elastic Galloon Grommet/eyelet
Interfacing P****ementerie
Piping Ruffle Rickrack Self-fabric
Soutache Twill tape
Wrights Closures Buckle Button Buttonhole...
- from
brightly printed cotton calico, velvet, or
corduroy trimmed with
rickrack. Today,
kuspuks are
often worn as a
blouse with pants. Many
Alaska legislators...
- stencils, markers, vellum,
tissue paper, glue,
rulers and t-squares,
rickrack, foil, sequins, beads, ribbon, acetate,
paper embossing, die
cutting machines...
- Cord (sewing) Gimp (thread) Lace P****ementerie
Piping (sewing)
Ribbon Rickrack Ruffles T****els Tozer, Jane and
Sarah Levitt,
Fabric of Society: A Century...
- full
matching skirt that is
embellished with
additional ruffles, lace, or
rickrack to add
color and
visual appeal. A head-scarf or
turban can also be worn...
- were
Project LEOPARD along the
Chukchi Peninsula,
followed by
Projects RICKRACK, STONEWORK, and COVERALLS. In 1946, the US
possessed only nine
atomic bombs...
