Dr. Schmoe is board certified through the American Chiropractic Neurology Board and has completed a TBI Certification, he is a fellow in Brain Injury Rehabilitation. He also helps manage patients with complex neuro and metabolic conditions and has completed course work in functional medicine.
chenille. n. 1. (Textiles) a thick soft tufty silk or worsted velvet cord or yarn used in embroidery and for trimmings, etc. 2. (Textiles) a fabric of such yarn.3. (Furniture) a rich and hard-wearing carpet of such fabric.oun. 1. chenille-a soft tufted cord used in embroidery. chenille cord. chenille-a heavy fabric woven with chenille cord; used in rugs and bedspreads. cord-a line made of twisted fibers or threads; the bundle was tied with a cord.
Crepe is a type of thin fabric known for its distinctive crinkled texture and wrinkled appearance. Crepe fabric was originally only made using silk, but nowadays all types of fabrics including cotton, chiffon and rayon are used to create crepe.Therefore the question âwhat is crepe fabric made ofâ does not have a simple or straightforward answer.The one common factor for all these different types of crepe fabrics is that they are always made by an elaborate process of weaving and knitting to get the crinkled yet light appearance.rench crepe fabric is another very fine and light type of fabric known for its slightly flatter appearance and more subtle crinkles. Both of these are used to make lehenga cholis and sarees as well as salwar kameez and tunics. Besides silk, satin is also sometimes used to make beautiful crepe fabrics for formal wear.