batiste

How To Use batiste In A Sentence

• Like batiste, voile is a fine sheer fabric usually used for making dresses and curtains. "Make It Yourself": Home Sewing, Gender, and Culture, 1890-1930
• batiste is a cotton fabric with a fine weave
• Batiste is a soft, somewhat sheer fabric with a plain weave. "Make It Yourself": Home Sewing, Gender, and Culture, 1890-1930
• For an undergarment of this style, nainsook, batiste, long-cloth and cambric are the best materials.
• Fabrics are those of traditional lingerie, such as cotton, in a range of textures: batiste, voile, gauze.
• They included a paper-touch cotton batiste; cotton poplin with a water-repellent finish; and sheers in blends of viscose and nylon.
• They included a paper-touch cotton batiste; cotton poplin with a water-repellent finish; and sheers in blends of viscose and nylon.
• There were boxes upon boxes, and bureau drawers and closet shelves already filled up with hand-embroidered and lace-trimmed creations-chemises and corset-covers, night-robes of "handkerchief linen" lawn, lace handkerchiefs and veils, corsets of French coutil, dressing-jackets of pale-coloured silks, and negligees of soft batistes, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, or even with fur. The Metropolis
• I can't think of a nicer, more feminine dress to wear for summer than one of these done in a white batiste, embroidered with colourful flowers. What Women Are Saying About Clothing Today
• Rolled-hem feet are designed for fine to mediumweight fabrics such as cotton batiste, broadcloth and handkerchief linen.