By definition, a pleat is a fold in cloth made by doubling the material upon itself and then pressing or stitching it into place. |
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The bag body is a beautiful floral printed linen and the pleat is melon pink silk dupion. |
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Short-sleeve style S500T is double-needle hemmed at the sleeve cuffs and is constructed without a back pleat. |
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Charlie looked down at the eager young man sat on the edge of his seat, pawing at the rigid pleat of his trouser leg. |
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Never cross a seam, dart, tuck or pleat with another seam without pressing it first. |
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It is a tube of cloth folded with a pleat to fit the waist and secured with a belt or a tuck in the waist. |
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Decide how many rows of decorative stitching you want, then pleat an additional two rows. |
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Finally, keep in mind that pants with no pleats or a single pleat are more flattering than multiple pleats. |
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The long-sleeve style has button-through sleeve plackets, adjustable cuffs and a back pleat. |
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While talking, he tweaks the pleat of a heavy curtain, already perfectly aligned. |
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The centre pleat on each side is a deep inverted box pleat which opens out when something largish is carried inside the bag. |
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If desired, topstitch each pleat close to folded edge, ending all topstitching the same distance from the waistline edge. |
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Hemmed edge aluminum corrugated separators are placed between each pleat to stabilize the pack and ensure proper air flow through the filter. |
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Press the pleat flat, centring the seamline evenly between the side folds of the pleat. |
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Valentino takes the red poppy petal as a point of departure to pleat wool or mousseline de soie. |
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The fifties story continues too with brightly coloured boxy jackets, pretty frocks, knife pleat dresses and printed dirndl skirt dominating the summer scene. |
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And when the models came out, snooty heads held high, with French pleat or knotted hairdos, they mimicked a bourgeois dressiness. |
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Their pleat bellows consist of three layers: an activated carbon layer is sandwiched between two layers of non-woven materials. |
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The pleat geometry of our cabin air filter elements is designed to provide a long service life. |
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Slightly A-line coats fan out thanks to a wide pleat in the back, twinned with narrow trousers as tight as the long johns of old. |
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Pleating is accomplished by machine or by the use of interlocking paper pleat patterns. |
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This grooved internal support frame guides and fixes the pleated filter star and prevents any touching of the pleat ends. |
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This membrane, combined with a small pleat peripheral suspension, enables voices to be reproduced with amazing precision. |
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Plotz proposes constructed silhouettes where each detail or pleat and each movement, fold or bow is essential to guarantee an outfit's balance. |
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Unicell filters provide superior levels of filtration with wide pleat spun-bonded polyester construction. |
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More efficient: the round head allows treatment of a homogeneous skin pleat assuring an efficient palpating and rolling massage. |
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But we must continue to look at ourselves and make sure that every pleat is in place, every cuff and hem is the right length. |
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To save these pieces he folded the paper accordion style, and from that came the idea of making even sized rectangles one under the other on each pleat. |
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You look at a structured coat from the front, and then from the back you see this beautiful pleat. |
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A viewing window was constructed into the filter box to visionally ensure that pleat integrity was not compromised during the test. |
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Uniform pleat spacing and alignment throughout the filter. |
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Some have one pleat on each leg rather than double pleats, for example. |
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Tightly bonds to each pleat for stability and strength. |
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Set depending on the required width of the hem, the pleat etc. |
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This short is a pleat front short: two on each side at front. |
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The filter has a unique radial pleat design and preparatory media which ALWAYS delivers the lowest life cycle cost when compared to filters in its class. |
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Fold the borders over filling, allowing dough to pleat. |
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In pattern pleating, the garment section or fabric length is sandwiched between two complementarily creased plies of paper that shape the fabric into the desired pleat design. |
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This creased trio is inserted in a steam chamber, or autoclave, for a given length of time, depending on fabric characteristics and pleat durability desired. |
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This pleat system is still the standard in filter technology to this day. |
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You can also use the universal foot and then pleat by hand. |
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The spikily angular roof profile morphs between a wave, graph and pleat. |
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Pleat preferred to talk in riddles about the future of the club rather than the game, which Spurs won thanks to two fine individual goals. |
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And when Pleat does speak, he normally cuts through the crud and gets straight to the point. |
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