Full-length curtains in hot countries are made withvoileand used as window treatments, mosquito nets etc.
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Voiles are available in a range of patterns and colours (unlike net curtains, which are generally white or off-white).
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A fine mesh bag, usually made of nylon or fashioned out of avoilematerial, lines the brewing pot to which the grain is added.
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So he could make more voiles some was meant for art schools and the rest were sold to enthusiasts.
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Because of their semitransparent quality,voilecurtains are made using specially manufactured heading tape that is less easily noticeable through the fabric.
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Cotton and silk are typical fiber choices, often in lawn orvoile.
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The "voile" typically takes two to three years to develop fully.
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They realised that this required a number of generic nouns to which the adjective would apply: sailboard, boardsailing, planche avoile, segelbrett and so on.
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The "voile" yeast has many similar properties to flor but thrives better in a lower alcohol environment and develops less heavily and thickly than flor does.
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