(1) In the cotton industry, for example, most firms either spun yarn or wove cloth, which was in turn sent to an independent dyer and finisher.(2) He was born in 1823 in the small town of Guebwiller in Alsace, where his father was a silk dyer .(3) Her mother worked as a cloth dyer , turning the fabric red and yellow and purple for the tailor to sew into beautiful clothes for the baron and his officials and their families to wear.(4) What can I expect to pay if I take the dress to a professional dyer in Los Angeles?(5) Until December, when he started working in this tattoo studio, he had switched between all kinds of jobs - from being a dyer to being an assistant in a pizza restaurant.(6) This enables the dyer to create hanks of yarn that aren't too tightly wound together, ensuring that the dye bath can penetrate all of the fibres and preventing streaking.(7) As a textile dyer , he had worked with katazome, a similar technique used for creating designs on textiles.(8) For general instructions and for examples of patterns to tie, I found this guide, though simple, to be useful to most dyers .(9) Pattern artists design kimono and then dyers transfer the pattern on to the silk with stencils.(10) It was usual practice for the finishing trades of the bleachers and dyers to develop alongside hosiery.(11) Women are expert weavers and dyers and make their own cloth called Alam.(12) Such clarity is consistent throughout the book, making this volume extremely appealing to experienced weavers and dyers , and even to those who may wish to learn these arts.(13) Weavers and dyers sell their cloth to men and women, who take it to tailors to make it into clothing.(14) While some black synthetic dyes were developed, dyers continued to use logwood to the end of the century, especially for silk.(15) Kone looks at the history of dyeing practices, the roles of women dyers , and their work structure.(16) Cotton was the key to prosperity, but manufacturers, merchants, salesmen, dyers and finishers all had business there, too.
