jaconet

Dragonflies left the potato blossoms, disappearing somewhere to fold away their jaconet wings for the night.

This cream jaconet is lovely, isn't it?

Alice, more sporty, boasted navy blue knickerbockers and striped jersey, without stockings, and serviceable yellow jaconet bathing cap.

Appareled in cymars and mantles, in sendaline and jaconet and organdy like the cortege of a celebration, they followed Linden as if to do her honor.

Tory seated herself on the sofa next to Claire, who took care to arrange the skirt of her finely cut day dress, a pale green jaconet gathered into delicate folds beneath the bosom.

At the windows were curtains of snowy white jaconet muslin: they were tolerably full, and hung decisively, perhaps rather formally in sharp, parallel plaits to the floor - just to the floor.

British muslins were first manufactured at Anderton in 1764, and that there in 1782 were for the first time in England produced 'the Balasore handkerchiefs, the jaconet and japanned muslins in the style of India.

Or this figured lawn . . ." Beth gave up and allowed the duchess to choose three gowns to be made quickly - one of figured lawn, one of jaconet muslin sprigged with green, and one of plain cambric.