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1. Buttons
Among the favorite categories are: the old pewter and brass buttons of the early American manufacturers (hard to find, but also fun to find and rewarding to trade); buttons from uniforms of all kinds; metal buttons; buttons covered in various fabrics; porcelain buttons; buttons made from unusual materials such as nuts, horn, hoof, and vegetable ivory; buttons of interesting shape, and even campaign buttons.
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2. Artificial Flowers
A liquid library paste is the best adhesive to use because it will stick well when dry and will not discolor paper or fabrics.
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3. Bookbinding
Through the centuries, skilled craftsmen exercised great artistry in binding books with covers of carved wood, tooled leather, and fabrics.
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4. Sewing
The savings you realize by doing your own sewing will enable you to buy the most expensive fabrics and trimmings.
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5. Automobile Interior
Seat fabrics are stretched too tight for you to sew a rip with any assurance that the stitches will not pull out.
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6. Fiberglass - Fabric
Holes in fiberglass fabrics. Darn with fiberglass yarn or sew on a patch of matching fabric with cotton thread.
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7. Plastics - Fabrics
Plastic fabrics, such as rayon, nylon, Dacron, Orion, Acrilan, etc., are mended like fabrics made out of cotton, silk, wool, etc.
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8. How To Glue Things Together
This is a white glue that is used on all fabrics and leather. It is water- and heat-resistant.
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9. Compost
Also, do not add oils of any kind whether vegetable or mineral, grease or fats, greasy or oily rags, plastic materials or fabrics made from synthetic fibres.
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10. Inside Pollution
Dust is trapped and released by fabrics, drapes, mattresses, upholstery, and carpets. It's stirred around and redistributed by central heating, children, even the vacuum cleaner.
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