A method of producing a shading or watercolor effect by applying color to the fabric in small dots during printing. The degree of shading is determined by the size and frequency of the dots.
Textile
What is “Stippled”
Last updated 31-May-2024 (2 years, 3 months, 30 days ago)
Share on Facebook
Share on X
Share on X
A method of producing a shading or watercolor effect by applying color to the fabric in small dots during printing. The degree of shading is determined by the size and frequency of the dots.
Note: This content is for informational purposes only. Please read our full disclaimer for more details.
Some more terms:
Ponte di Roma: Perfect Fabric for Stylish and Comfortable Clothing
21-Aug-2024 • by Vikram Singh
Textile
Ponte di roma is a double-knit fabric that is popular in the fashion industry for its versatility and comfort. The fabric is made using a combination of synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon, or...
Read about Ponte Di Roma
Crease Resistant Finish: Wrinkle-Free Fabrics Unveiled
20-May-2024 • by Sanya Malhotra
Textile
A crease resist finish is a chemical treatment applied to fabrics that helps prevent creasing and wrinkling. The finish is designed to create a smoother, more wrinkle-free fabric, which can be...
Read about Crease-Resist Finish
Mastering Pellon: Essential Interfacing for Fashion and Home Decor
15-May-2024 • by Kavya Iyer
Textile
Pellon is a brand name that has become synonymous with a specific type of interfacing material used in the textile industry. Interfacing refers to a layer of fabric or material that is added to the...
Read about Pellon
Box Pleat Brilliance: A Fold Above in Textile Design
25-Aug-2024 • by Vikram Singh
Textile
Box Pleat: The Structural Elegance in Textile Construction The box pleat, a fundamental element in textile design, is both decorative and functional. With a history dating back to ancient Egyptian...
Read about Box Pleat