Where Can I Buy, in Good Condition, Used Navy Blue Linen Napkins for a Wedding? I Am on a Budget...?

option #1 - renting them. Our venue charges $7 per chair cover. We shopped around and got them for $2.25 each so we saved like 70%! option #2 - have you looked on weddingbee.com? There are a bunch of brides, brides-to-be and just women who love weddings. Brides sell a BUNCH of their stuff after their weddings. I have an order in for 60 chair sashes with one girl. Her wedding is this weekend so she will be shipping them after that.

1. WOW: where can i get linen cloth?

I would try a few of the lower level dungeons. You can usually get a good supply from there or from humanoids that are around level 5-20

2. What fabrics were used during the 1930s and 40s?

Mostly cloths woven in natural fibres - cotton, linen, wool. pretty much all cloths as we know them now were made - ranging from lightweight to furnishing fabric weights. Silk was quite common for the better off (Schiaparelli used to use it a lot) - but substitutes were available. Viscose (otherwise known as Rayon) was available from the beginning of the century. Schiaparelli also produced knitted rather than woven items which wee popular in the period. As this was wartime in some areas clothes were rationed and 'austerity' measure introduced with bans on the use of pleats for example. After the war the Christian Dior's New Look used traditional luxury fabrics again in largely natual materials. As the petroleum industry developed duPont and others devised articificial yarns as a bi prodcut revolutionising fabric production and extending the possibilities of fabric decoration - eg Crimplene.

3. What to wear with long white linen pants?

A bright color tank top, like red

4. A good gift for our 4 years anniversary? Ten points.?

the traditional present for the 4th year, is flowers, which is quite feminine the modern is silk and linen for the 4th year, so a nice silk shirt would be great hope this helped xx

5. How to make linen closet smell nice so towels smell nicer?

maybe a dried lavender in a dish,or a citrus pine essence

6. What does it mean linen attire requested?

it seems like they want u to wear a linen outfit that day. If so, u should find something that is cool even if it is a sleeveless dress or pant suit and carry a shoal if it gets cold

7. do you think linen is the best fabric for making an apron? if not, can you give one?

It really depends on the look you want and the demographic you are aiming for, linen is more expensive and would appeal to a slightly older customer, cotton is going to be more versitile and cheaper, it also comes in more color and print options, so it really depends on what you are going for, good luck!

8. Why don't people carry a linen hankie anymore?

The hankies have germs from your previous face wipes or nose blowings, this can cause lots of worsening colds, pink eye, lots of things. Especially having this in your pocket where your hands lay the most. You touch everything with your hands and get other people sick, its safer to use tissues and use hand sanitizer afterwards.

9. Christians: What was the 'linen' that Jesus was laid with in the tomb made from?

** taken aback ** linen

10. I dreamed that I saw my sisters all bound in white linen and lying in a strange place? What is the meaning?

If you mean like a mummy, it might mean that she died spiritually, but i can not be sure

11. What do you call this man's skirt?

The item depicted in the picture is a shendyt. This is still, arguably, a type of skirt, and was usually made of linen or imported silk (for richer people). Using the term shendyt in your writing will probably imply having to explain what a shendyt is. It can be defined as a type of skirt - or a wrap around, belted, clothing garment covering the groin area and upper legs - worn by males during the Old Kingdom. Alternatively just use skirt, which with enough context should be understood.Kilt might be another option, however you would still need to distinguish between the typical tartan kilt and the light ancient Egyptian linen version. Loincloth does not really fit here since a loincloth is only meant to cover the genitals. Note that poorer people in Ancient Egypt might have worn loincloths, so the distinction is quite relevant. Reason for "arguably": the Oxford Dictionaries definition of skirt implies it is related to female use only; Collins' is less restrictive.