Textile Design Techniques

noun a decorative paper for the walls of rooms

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• The wallpaper in the living room was a beautiful floral pattern.
• I'm thinking of changing the wallpaper in my bedroom to something more modern.
• That wallpaper is so outdated, it's time for a change.
• Her smile was like a bright wallpaper that lit up the room.

noun a surgical procedure in which a stitch or wire is used to hold the cervix closed to prevent premature birth

• The doctor recommended a cerclage procedure to prevent premature labor.
• I heard that Sarah had to get a cerclage to keep her baby safe.
• My sister said she had to get a stitch up there, like a cerclage or something.
• Adding extra support to the project was like putting a cerclage around its success.

noun a type of fabric with a raised, puckered design

adjective describing something made of or resembling cloqué fabric

• The cloqué fabric used in the design of the dress added a luxurious texture.
• I love how the cloqué pattern on this skirt gives it a unique look.
• That cloqué top is so on trend right now.
• Her words had a cloqué-like effect on the audience, leaving them mesmerized.

noun a type of denim fabric that has been treated with acid to create a faded or worn appearance

• The acid-wash process involves using chemicals to lighten or remove color from denim fabric.
• I love the acid-wash look on my jeans, it gives them a cool vintage vibe.
• Those acid-wash shorts are totally rad, where did you get them?
• The artist used an acid-wash technique to create a unique and textured effect on the canvas.