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patchwork

Textile technique used mainly for quilts and bedcovers. Small pieces of fabric, often offcuts, in varying colours and patterns, are sewn together by the edges, usually in a geometric pattern, to form one large piece of material. Patchwork fabrics were popular for dresses in the 1960s. The technique is of peasant origin, and is a way of recycling old fabrics.


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But with them, there's the risk of creating a hodgepodge, something with limited drama and little effort at resonant characterizations.
With 1930s-styled, in-your-face illustrations, this hodgepodge falls short every which way.
However, the batches of carbon nanotubes that manufacturers now produce are difficult to use because they contain a hodgepodge of tubes of varying electronic properties and diameters.
 
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