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Types of Textile Embellishments

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Pom-poms

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Small, fluffy balls made from fibrous material, often used to embellish hats, scarves, and playful garments.

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Tassels

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Decorations where threads are hung from a rounded knob, commonly used as a finishing feature on home furnishings and clothing.

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Embroidery

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The technique of decorating fabric using a needle and thread, often used on garments, home decor, and accessories.

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Rhinestones

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Imitation stones made from crystal, glass, or acrylic, often used to add sparkle to costumes and casual wear.

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Smocking

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A type of embroidery where the fabric is gathered and then stitched with decorative stitches to hold the gathers, typically seen in children’s clothing and folkwear.

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Crocheting

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The process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn or thread with a crochet hook, used for lace, doilies, and sweaters.

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Eyelet

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Holes made in fabric that are finished with stitches to prevent fraying, often used to create a decorative pattern in fabric.

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Appliqué

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The technique of sewing or sticking one piece of fabric onto another for decorative effect, commonly seen in quilts and patches.

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Beadwork

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Stringing beads onto thread or fabric, frequently used to add glamour to evening wear and accessories.

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Soutache

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A decorative braid used to trim garments, consisting of flat, narrow loops stitched to the fabric, often used in military and band uniforms.

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Piping

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A narrow tube of fabric that is sewn into the seams of a garment or home textiles to define edges or add design detail.

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Fringe

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Strips of fabric or threads cut or twisted together and used to add a border or edge to textiles, popular in flapper dresses and curtains.

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Quilting

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The process of stitching together two layers of fabric with a layer of padding in between, used for making quilts, jackets, and handbags.

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Pleats

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Folded fabric that is pressed, ironed, or sewn into place, used to create volume in skirts and drapery.

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Sequins

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Small, shiny discs sewn onto fabric to create a sparkling effect, often used in dance costumes and evening gowns.

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Ruffles

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Strips of fabric that have been gathered or pleated, commonly used to add texture and volume to dresses and blouses.

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Lace

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A delicate fabric made of yarn or thread in an open weblike pattern, used for bridal wear, lingerie, and as trim.

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Heat Transfer

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Application of designs to fabric using heat-activated adhesives, commonly used for t-shirts and promotional items.

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Velvet Ribbon

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A strip of soft velvet used as a trim or tie, giving a luxurious feel to garments, accessories, and decor.

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Studs

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Metallic embellishments that are pushed through the fabric and fastened on the back, often found on leather goods and denim.

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