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Sunday special- Fabric and Fashion

What's the name for.......................
1. An East Indian dress...
2. Kimono Sash...
3. Tuxedo Sash...
4. Matador Jacket...
5. 1940's "Hep-Cat" style Suit...
6. Bridal Skullcap...
7. Basque Cap...
8. Central American Hat...
9. Sherlock Holmes' Hat...
10. Scottish Material...
11. Scottish Sock Pattern...
12. Worsted Fabric...
13. Fabric made from flax...
14. Canvas Fabric...
15. Bridal Veil Fabric...
16. Yarn made from fibers obtained from the Pashmina Goat...
17. Angora Goat Fabric...
18. Book Cover Fabric...
19. See-Through Woven Fabric...
20. Metallic Thread Material...
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1. Sari
2. Obi
3. Cummerbund
4. Bolero
5. Zoot Suit
6. Juliet
7. Beret
8. Panama Hat
9. Deerstalker
10. Tweed
11. Argyle
12. Wool
13. Linen
14. Cotton
15. Tulle
16. Cashmere
17. Mohair
18. Muslin
19. Gauze
20. Lame'
 
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Hmmm I got 1, 2, 3 (which is cumberbund), 4, 5, 8, 11, 12, 13, 16, and 20. For Scottish fabric, I said plaid. For cavas fabric, I said duck which is like canvas, but I didn't think to say what it was made of. Sheesh. I knew mohair, but the name didn't come to me in time. I have never heard of "tuttle," but I have heard of tulle, which is what a bride's veil is made from. :cool:

:)Barbara
 
found this factiod at wikepedia..

The name comes from the Persian for waist restraint (kamar "waist" and band "to close") and was borrowed into English from the Hindi word meaning "loinband" in 1616. The word "cummerband" (see below), and less commonly the German spelling "kummerbund", are often used synonymously with "cummerbund" in English. The word is also quite commonly misspelled and mispronounced as "cumberbun".
 
Wow, thanks! I almost looked it up before commenting on it, but I guess I have always just seen it spelled incorrectly (and heard it pronounced wrong). That one really caught me by surprise!

:)Barbara
 
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