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1 Developing Dyes
Colour substances which, although they have some affinity for textiles, are not brought out in full hue until a developing process has been applied. Ice water is one of the commonest developing agents used. (This group of dyes is not very important) -
2 ледено багрило
glacial dyeglacial dyesice dyeice dyesingrain colouringrain colours -
3 ледяные красители
Textile: glacial dyes, ice dyes -
4 Developing Agents
Various chemicals which are used with certain dyestuffs known as developing dyes in order to bring out in full, the colour on the material. Ice water is a common agent. -
5 Sewing Silks
Silk yarns that are strong and hard twisted. Usually made by twisting together 1, 2 or 3 grege threads to the left then doubling two or three together with a right-hand twist. There are three classes of sewing silks, viz., those for plain sewing as above, those for knitting and the third for embroidery. There are also various names as follows: - Light dyes, coloured sewing silk, in skeins or reels. Machine silks, from 30 to 200 yards on reels. Floss silk, for darning, in hank form. Soie Platte, another name for floss silk. Filoselle, carded and spun silk waste used for all purposes. Bourre de Soie, another name for filoselle. Tailors' twist, coarse yarn for tailor's work. Also see ice silk, sole mi-serre, mitorse silk.
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