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vertical strip of printed cotton fabric with repeating design of jellyfish (purple bells with magenta and yellow tentacles)  and blue-purple coral bits on white background

vertical strip of printed cotton fabric with repeating design of jellyfish (purple bells with magenta and yellow tentacles) and blue-purple coral bits on white background

#FabricFriday :
Dress fabric ( #Jellyfish )
Calico Printers' Association, UK, 1945
Printed cotton W 900 x L 477 mm
V & A Museum T.277-1987 collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O267166...

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“Embroidered in a style known as tenango, this intricate textile reflects long-established Otomi needlework traditions and the ingenuity of its artist. This style can be traced to the community of San Nicolas in the municipality of Tenango de Doria in Hidalgo, Mexico. In the 1960s, the Otomi, known as the Ñuhu or Hñähñu, developed this new commercial embroidery technique to generate revenue in response to a severe drought that caused an economic crisis. Today, the textiles continue to provide revenue for the community of San Nicolas, revered by tourists and all those who appreciate the skill and craftsmanship of these beautiful hand-embroidered textiles.
Some of the motifs, embroidered on the front of the fabric using a satin stitch, are said to be derived from cave or cliff paintings in the area, while others are drawn from everyday life. In this textile, bold, graphic designs of flora and fauna, cats, deer, rabbits, armadillos, turkeys, parrots and mythical hybrid animals joyfully reside together, animating the wall hanging.”

“Embroidered in a style known as tenango, this intricate textile reflects long-established Otomi needlework traditions and the ingenuity of its artist. This style can be traced to the community of San Nicolas in the municipality of Tenango de Doria in Hidalgo, Mexico. In the 1960s, the Otomi, known as the Ñuhu or Hñähñu, developed this new commercial embroidery technique to generate revenue in response to a severe drought that caused an economic crisis. Today, the textiles continue to provide revenue for the community of San Nicolas, revered by tourists and all those who appreciate the skill and craftsmanship of these beautiful hand-embroidered textiles. Some of the motifs, embroidered on the front of the fabric using a satin stitch, are said to be derived from cave or cliff paintings in the area, while others are drawn from everyday life. In this textile, bold, graphic designs of flora and fauna, cats, deer, rabbits, armadillos, turkeys, parrots and mythical hybrid animals joyfully reside together, animating the wall hanging.”

#FabricFriday:
Wall Hanging - Tenango Embroidery
Otomi culture, Hildago, Mexico, 20th c.
Cotton, 77 1/2 x 72 in. (194.32 x 182.88 cm)
Mingei International Museum 2007-49-058B
mingei.org/collections/...
collections.mingei.org/objects-1/in...
#IndigenousArt #MesoamericanArt
#FolkArt #AnimalsInArt

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For this weeks Fabric Friday I wanted to share with you this fabric I designed. I absolutely LOVE Worms on a string so it seemed fitting to have a fabric of them. This fabric makes great lanyards and the images are available in a sticker pack too.

#wormonastring #wormer #FabricFriday #handmade

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Starting the day with #FabricFriday 🥰

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Happy Fabric Friday! It's all about a true classic today: denim.

This incredible macro shot was captured by my brother, Curt. It’s a fabric that tells a story and only gets better with age.

#FabricFriday #DenimDecor #InteriorDesign #TextileDesign #HomeDecorInspo

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The Microsoft Fabric Delta Change Data Feed (CDF) In Microsoft Fabric you’re sitting on top of Delta Lake tables in OneLake. If you flip on Delta Change Data Feed (CDF) for those tables, Delta will record row‑level inserts, deletes, and updates (including pre‑/post‑images for updates) and let you read just the changes between versions. That makes incremental processing for SCDs (Type 1/2) and Data Vault satellites dramatically simpler and cheaper because you aren’t rescanning entire tables—just consuming the “diff.” Fabric’s Lakehouse fully supports this because it’s natively Delta; Mirrored databases land in OneLake as Delta too, but (as of September 2025) Microsoft hasn’t documented a supported way to 

Today, for #FabricFriday, I'm taking a deep dive into one of the most promising features in the #MSFabric Lakehouse. That's the Delta Change Data Feed. Right now, #DataEngineers can only pull data from traditional delta files written in traditional ways, but one can see a future where mirrored…

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Add a splash of joy to your next project with this cheerful yellow, orange, and red gradient designed fabric! This fabric is ideal for a variety of crafts.  It’s also a stunning photo backdrop for special events, just add text or photos to personalize. #FabricFriday
https://bit.ly/Red-and-Yellow-Graphic-Designs

Add a splash of joy to your next project with this cheerful yellow, orange, and red gradient designed fabric! This fabric is ideal for a variety of crafts. It’s also a stunning photo backdrop for special events, just add text or photos to personalize. #FabricFriday https://bit.ly/Red-and-Yellow-Graphic-Designs

Add a splash of joy to your next project with this cheerful yellow, orange, and red gradient designed fabric! This fabric is ideal for a variety of crafts. It’s also a stunning photo backdrop for special events, just add text or photos to personalize. #FabricFriday
bit.ly/Red-and-Yell...

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“This roller-printed heavy cotton ready-to-sew doll was one of several patented by Arnold's.”
ready-to-sew grey tabby cat doll in three cut-out parts (front, back, bottom/feet), with instructions printed on cloth: “Sew up the sides and head and stuff cotton, then sew on the oval piece. Stuff flat at the bottom so the cat can stand up.”

“This roller-printed heavy cotton ready-to-sew doll was one of several patented by Arnold's.” ready-to-sew grey tabby cat doll in three cut-out parts (front, back, bottom/feet), with instructions printed on cloth: “Sew up the sides and head and stuff cotton, then sew on the oval piece. Stuff flat at the bottom so the cat can stand up.”

For #InternationalCatDay on a #FabricFriday: 🐈
Ready-to-sew Tabby #Cat doll, c.1892
Arnold Print Works, MA, USA
Roller-printed heavy cotton fabric
On display at Fashion & Textile Museum “Textiles: The Art of Mankind” exhibition
www.facebook.com/share/p/16Ag...
#CatsInArt

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Resharing for #InternationalCatDay on a #FabricFriday 🐱:

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rectangular cut of cotton fabric printed with repeating/reversing pattern of green/white waves with groups of crabs, lobsters, horseshoe crabs, and small fish, along with groups of radial patterns that may be urchins, anemones, jellyfish, etc.

rectangular cut of cotton fabric printed with repeating/reversing pattern of green/white waves with groups of crabs, lobsters, horseshoe crabs, and small fish, along with groups of radial patterns that may be urchins, anemones, jellyfish, etc.

For #FabricFriday on International #HorseshoeCrabDay:
Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios (USA, 1909-1968)
Low, Low Tide, 1962
(Folly Cove Designers collection)
Ink on cotton
Cape Ann Museum:
old.capeannmuseum.org/collections/...
#WomenArtists

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Data Saturday & Fabric Friday Holland 2025: Call for Speakers Data Saturday Holland and Fabric Friday Holland will take place in the heart of the awesome city of Utrecht in The Netherlands. We're expecting 500+ a...

For everyone in #SQLfamily who likes to do last minute conference submissions (isn't that all of us? 😝): You have another 12hours and 15 minutes to submit a talk to #DataSat Holland and/or #FabricFriday!

sessionize.com/data-saturda...

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Hello #SQLfamily, #PowerBI squad, and other #Data people! We're _finally_ on Bluesky! We're working hard to make #FabricFriday and #DataSat Holland a reality again this year! Check out datasaturday.nl

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Two new stunning 100% Linen collections from @linwood_fabric, all at 30,000 rub test, suitable for #upholstery #curtains and #blinds. Available now. #fabricfriday #VinallandMacey #Hadlow
#IndependentBusiness #ShopLocal
#Traditional #TraditionalSkills #TraditionalUpholstery
#ModernUpholstery

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For #FabricFriday a detail photo of a 19th century Turkmen Yellow Chyrpy (married woman's mantle) from the Tekke tribe in Tukmenistan.

#fashionhistory

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Was finally able to give this quilt to its recipient today. She loves it, and that makes me very happy. #FabricFriday

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An Anglo-Saxon brooch with surviving mineralised fabric on its back

An Anglo-Saxon brooch with surviving mineralised fabric on its back

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I'm very excited with these professional photographs for the report on the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Scremby, which I excavated shortly before the pandemic.
The clarity of the mineralised fabric surviving on the back of this cruciform brooch (c.AD 475-550) is astounding!
#FindsFriday #FabricFriday

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A fabric pattern that repeats artist Charley Harper's work "Limp on a Limb," showing a calico cat sleeping on a branch, with its feet dangling over the sides. The background is green.

A fabric pattern that repeats artist Charley Harper's work "Limp on a Limb," showing a calico cat sleeping on a branch, with its feet dangling over the sides. The background is green.

A fabric pattern that repeats artist Charley Harper's work "Calico Cat," showing a calico kitty curled up in a loaf position, with a friendly but curious expression. The background is a lavender color.

A fabric pattern that repeats artist Charley Harper's work "Calico Cat," showing a calico kitty curled up in a loaf position, with a friendly but curious expression. The background is a lavender color.

Sharing with my fellow quilters. Do I need this Charley Harper cat fabric? No. Will I order some anyway? Yes. Yes I will. #FabricFriday
www.charleyharperartstudio.com/products/fab...

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