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[tradeunofabrics]

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[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

thinking about puppet tattoo parlors. A wall covered in so many different thread colors to choose from - swatches of different types of stitch for different textures / effects. modified handheld sewing machines for tattooing with multiple settings for the different stitches. individual needles + embroidery thread as stick n pokes...

#THINKING SO HARD ABOUT THIS #wouldnt this be cool though??? #cause i was thinking fondly of tattoos and went 'hm. how would a puppet do this?' #cause ink can bleed in fabric. it can scrub out. the lines wouldnt be as clean and i just dont think it would really Stick? #but EMBROIDERY! STITCHES! COOL SEWING GUNS INSTEAD OF TATTOO MACHINES!!! #and now im wondering Could They Remove Their Tattoos? #it would probably be pretty invasive! #hold on im doing research real quick #yeah looks like they'd need to lift their felt/fleece/skin to get at the back of the stitches #then sew the skin back together afterwards... #so to them tattoos would be just as permanent as they are to Us! because who wants to go through That! #im having a grand ol time imagining the Range their tattoos would have #textures! endless colors! glitter thread! metallic thread! wool! cotton! polyester! glow in the dark! scratch n sniff! #that last one was a joke. #imagining someone with an entire detailed forest scene carpeting their back... it has Depth... #absolutely unprompted #puppets #sundown summer is getting a motherfuckin tattoo if its the last thing i do #resisting the urge to just litter every puppet that i know of with this idea #YOU get a tattoo and YOU get a tattoo and YOU-

[wastelesscrafts]

Fabric types and summer heat

The world is seeing record temperatures again. A lot of people find little comfort in their summer wardrobe these days, so it's important to be aware of how fabric types can influence your well-being in hot weather.

The following list of fabrics is by no means exhaustive, but it covers the basics.

Some of the fabrics mentioned below are expensive when bought new. You'll often find them for cheap in second-hand shops and on thrifting platforms though. I'm literally wearing a €5 linen underskirt, a €1 silk top, and a €7 silk summer dress right now, just to give an example.

General notes:

If you don't know where to start, try to stick to light-weight fabrics made of natural fibres. Look for light colours and open weaves.

You might be tempted to cover as little skin as possible in order to keep cool, but this leaves your skin vulnerable to sunburn. A thin layer of linen will often be more efficient at keeping you cool than leaving your skin bare.

Don't forget to wear sunscreen! Even if your skin type doesn't burn easily, it will still lower your chances of skin cancer. Look into sunscreens for children if you have sensory issues: they tend to be more sensory-friendly.

(Image source 1) [ID 1: a gray linen fabric with a tight weave.] / (Image source 2) [ID 2: a gray linen fabric with a loose weave.]

Polyester (to avoid):

Are your summer clothes making you ridiculously sweaty? Check the tag: you're probably wearing polyester.

Polyester is a synthetic fabric derived from petroleum: it's basically a plastic. It's strong, cheap, and stain resistant, which makes it a popular fabric. Even though a lot of summer clothes are made out of polyester, it's one of the worst fabrics to wear in summer.

Polyester is neither absorbent nor breathable, and captures heat. It traps sweat between your skin and your clothes, and it won't let you cool down. This leaves you feeling sticky and overheated. It can also cause static cling, which can be uncomfortable.

Not all synthetic fabrics are bad in summer: a lot of UV-blocking clothes are made of synthetics for example and can be a real life saver if you're sensitive to the sun. Try to avoid polyester if you can, though.

(Image source) [ID: close-up on a blue tightly woven polyester fabric that folds into a swirl at its centre.]

Cotton:

Cotton is a natural fibre that makes for a soft, durable, and breathable fabric. It allows air to circulate around your body which helps to keep you cool and get rid of sweat. It's a good basic choice.

Cotton has one downside: it's very absorbent, but takes a while to dry. If the weather's making you sweat excessively, the sweat can pool into the fabric of your cotton clothes. This will make them wet, resulting in visible sweat stains that can feel uncomfortable and will take a long time to dry.

If you can't stand how cotton feels, check out chambray weaves or bamboo textiles. They have similar properties to plain-weave cotton, but tend to be more sensory-friendly.

(Image source) [ID: close-up on a faded yellow tightly woven cotton fabric that folds into a swirl at its centre.]

Linen:

Linen is the absolute king of hot weather fabrics. It's strong, absorbent, dries quickly, and is very breathable. It cools you down, but won't make you feel sticky because any sweat it absorbs will evaporate fast.

I frequently layer multiple thin loose-fitting linen garments when it's hot. Loose layers allow for air to circulate between your clothes while protecting your skin from the sun. It almost functions as a wearable air-conditioner.

Note that linen is prone to wrinkling. If this bothers you, know that linen requires extra effort during laundry to avoid this.

(Image source) [ID: close-up on a gray woven linen fabric that folds into a swirl at its centre.]

Silk:

Silk is yet another natural fibre that makes for a strong, quick-drying, and pretty breathable fabric. It's soft and cool to the touch, which makes it a great sensory choice.

Silk is not as breathable as cotton or linen, but dries very quickly. This means it might make you sweat more than cotton or linen does, but once the fabric's moist it will dry faster.

Note that sweat stains on silk tend to be pretty visible. Silk's also prone to static cling.

(Image source) [ID: close-up on a light brown tightly woven silk fabric that folds into a swirl at its centre.]

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[petzel]

finished my patchwork jacket 😁😁

#this was such a perseverence project i've never quilted anything so sewing the patches and quilting and sewing the pattern... omg.... #my goal is to be more sustainable with clothes shopping habits so now if i want something i have to make it vidkkskcjs #i want to remove as much polyester as possible so this is all cotton / linen / bamboo #i got some fabrics from a thrift store and the rest from my local sewing shop. very excited to sew more! i haven't sewn much in years! #salad dad #my art

[coltonclay]

That post about using cotton thread for garment making drives me up the wall. Cotton thread fucking sucks. It’s not durable at all for every day clothing use. The only projects that you should be using cotton thread for 100% of the time is for things that are going to be exposed to high heat (ex. microwave cozies and pot holders) because it’s crucial that you use something that won’t melt. If you’re making clothes or costumes just use polyester. It’s fine. You’ll be fine.

#by all means go forth and make clothes using cotton and linen and wool for fabric! #just don’t be surprised when seams start popping because you were too good for polyester thread! #I think cotton thread also has uses in quilting but that’s an entirely separate set of skills I do not have

[gurorori]

a bit of a controversial lolita opinion but i'll like.. never get used to polyester main pcs in lolita @_@

#yes im a huge cotton favorer as yud expect from an oldschoolie but i don't exclusively like cotton tho. im definitely a fan of like #velvet(-een) n jacquard n satin etc etc #im just never a fan of polyesters #even like tulle. outside of pettis... ppl may like it but i honestly wud never wear a tulle dress #sadly most big brands shifted towards printed or patterned dresses dat r 100% polyester.. maybe save 4 accent fabrics #dat r still cotton or such #:[ #mika caws

[onemossygoblin]

HOW, HOW I ASK, AM I MEANT TO DRESS LIKE A GREMLIN IN THIS SUMMER HEAT

IT'S NOT KIND OR FAIR

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YES!!! ITS A FUCKING HUNDRED DEGREES OUTSIDE AND I DONT OWN SHORTS!! I CANNOT THRIVE AS AN ENTITY OF CHAOS IN THESE CONDITIONS!!!!

#Hot weather #rageposting #I hate the weather #Thought i suppose you could wear something like fishnets shorts and some kind of loose cotton shirt and add a bunch of accessories #if you go for a more grunge gremlin look #Just make sure to avoid polyester fabric as it’s not breathable and will make you feel significantly hotter

[ayakashibackstreet]

(deep sigh) I need to make plushies of my OCs. I need to make them so badly.

#Lea would be sooo hard to make though #I genuinely have no idea how I'd approach her hair #Unless I tried to make it out of wool or something...? #idk man I'd want it to have ~texture~ obviously #but dear GOD her hair would be a feat to pull off for me #definitely not a beginner's project lol #I think Lolo's out of the question as a beginner project too #again. hair. #I'd probably just go for Axciss since the most he has going on is just some subtle waves #or Finfe since she's also not really problematic #oh! or Shion!! #in my dreams I have the whole main cast #and so does Domi #either that or at the very least the whole cast is there and we just split them half-half #I might just cave and finally buy that damn fabric #I wanted to go with cotton or linen for the skin #but damn is it hard to find something that I can buy with cash that is in my city lol #they just don't seem to have what I need man!! #and I want to use minky for the hair #which is already polyester to begin with #so... sigh... maybe I could go with minky for the skin too... #just a different thickness #1.5mm should be fine right...? #either way I get the feeling I won't manage without using someone's credit card lol #@Domi I know what we're doing over the winter break I think #(not that my winter break will be all that long this semester. sigh.) #OH NO. UREIMETH PLUSHIES. OH NO.

[anissapierce]

One of the few items of clothing ive bought from estate sale but it's so funky .... first time wearing it out. For some reason at target an old man asked if i worked there while wearing it

#100% cotton which is why i had to get it #like most of the time you get a funky fun shirt like this n its polyester bc tht was the cool hip fabric #saras life me #amazigh cutie

[archvampyr]

I feel like goths are going to ramble about the whole whimsigoth thing sooner or later so I'm gonna say it now: it's 10 times prettier than any trad goth outfit I've ever seen irl, no amount of festival kitch and punk rave can beat this shit (Although I'd like a vampire spinoff, whimsivamp or something)

#Obv anyone can wear what they want <3 #I'm just a big fabric elitist and sorry but most goths are made of polyester it's UGLY ok #and whimsigoth seems to have a lot of natural fabrics #be it cotton linen silk wool #whatever. Don't get vegan into this #there are plenty of natural vegan wool/leather substitutes #BUT YALL JUST REFUSE TO WEAR IT AND WEAR KILLSTAR PLASTIC #so good for the planet yea right

[tradeunofabrics]

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[stellaluna33]

I love wool for many reasons, but tonight I especially love wool because it doesn't get stinky! (Well. I'm sure it would EVENTUALLY...) After you wear it, you can hang it up and air it out, and after a while it smells fresh again! It's truly incredible.

#Wool #Like... Unless you get something on it you don't have to wash it every time you wear it! #Other fabrics? Don't do that. Cotton doesn't do that... Polyester really REALLY doesn't do that because it is THE WORST #In SOOOO many ways... #Do not talk to me about your 'state of the art wicking technology!' microfiber blah blah blah! #You ain't got NOTHING on the og Miracle Fiber #She's been doing it for tens of thousands of YEARS already without even TRYING

[thesoftestcowboy]

currently lustfully gazing at discounted fabric in online sewing shops like. i dont need it. i dont even have a sewing machine. oh man that one has little kitties on it

#txt #i dont even need clothes badly i just wanna make them #...also im definitely gonna invest in a pc before i invest in a sewing machine but i can dream #theres also extremely ugly fabrics. love to look at them too but this time im staring in horror #honestly the price is stopping me. that and the fact that a lot of the nice prints are on polyester or some shit #i refuse to use plastic fabric on anything that doesnt need it tbh like. sure rainboots or smth maybe but not a shirt #and they only ever have polyester satin. it can be made from cotton they just dont sell that one for whatever reason

[cannibalisticskittles]

new shorts arrived!!!! three pairs, all about the same color. one of them WILL work, i will Make it so.

decent odds that I'll still try to dye em a bit -- idk what color to add to bring em closer to claire's, but I will bribe my sister with treats to tell me her thoughts -- and having three means I have... guinea pigs in case the dye job goes wrong.

also want to shorten (since claire's inseam is like, a millimeter) and then fray them and idk how to do that so after watching some tutorials they can be guinea pigs for that, too.

#still much to do #i still need to dye fabric for the vest #got some pure cotton today and I'm hoping the dye sticks better to it than to the polyester #I'll cry if it doesn't #also bought blue plaid cloth to make my wee baby sister's sherry vest :)

[entropy-sea-system]

what are some fabrics that are soft/not very rough or like at least have a neutral-feeling texture in general?

#bc realising viscose is probably the fabric we find most sensorily ok other than cotton #But the problem w it is other than the environmental impact stuff like. It gets old/wrinkled easily #Cotton is okay but it generally like. pills very quickly or becomes very thin #thin denim is ok but coarser denim sensory issues #Some polyester w like a silky feel is ok but feels too silky and cold #sensory issues #fabric #fashion #not looking for answers from ppl who dont really feel any difference between fabrics #Like. ppl who wouldnt be able to tell if a fabric is itchy or not I guess #Mostly fabrics that can be worn in warm climates but others r fine too