421 Inwood Dr
Madison Park - Charlotte, NC 28209
(704) 529-6259
About Wilson Textiles:
Wilson Textiles is located at 421 Inwood Dr in Madison Park - Charlotte, NC - Mecklenburg County and is a business listed in the categories Yarn & Thread Manufacturers, Yarn Wholesale & Manufacturers, Yarn Spinning Mills and Yarn Wholesale. After you do business with Wilson Textiles, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Wilson Textiles.
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Farmer herds his happy cows into smiley-face formation [VIDEO]
Klingenberg gently herded his cows into a smiley face formation, and captured it on video via a drone flying overhead.
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How a Family Tradition Ignited My Lifelong Passion for Antique Textiles
Style Editor Sara Clark looks back on her early memories of sewing with her grandmother and her worldly collections.
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Anatomy of a Knitter’s Front Hall Closet
I moved recently. And while it was completely overwhelming, it was also really exciting. Sure I have a ton of boxes left to unpack and I f...
Learn immersion dyeing at Textiles West
FOX21’s Lauren McDonald went to the Manitou Art Center for a lesson on immersion dyeing from an expert at Textiles West.
Protecting and preserving flags, quilts, and other textiles
Spacesaver’s museum-quality textile roll storage racks provide compact storage for rolled items, including flags, quilts, tapestries, and other textiles. The racks are available in single-faced or double-faced configurations and can be directly attached to the floor, a wall, or a carriage-and-rail system. Both museums pictured here installed adjoining textile racks to accommodate items that were longer than the width of an individual rack (widths can... Read More
13 Ways to Decorate with Cozy Textiles
Learn 13 ways to decorate with cozy textiles. Find new ways to incorporate cozy textiles into your interior design in your living room, dining room, bedroom and entryway with these cozy home decor accessories.
Wirelessly powered washable textiles
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Smart fabrics not yet a perfect fit
In a Cambridge lab, researchers are working on fibers to make better ‘smart’ apparel.
How Carnegie uses sugarcane to make greener textiles
Carnegie designed the world's first bio-based textile for interior panels, wall coverings and upholstery.
Intro to nonwovens and technical textiles
This presentation explains how textiles and non-wovens are evaluated and treated in AGC Chemicals Americas' AsahiGuard laboratory. For more information, go to …
Visit towns and cities where Mexican textiles are still woven by hand
An 11-night tour offered by Jessica Warner and Twofold Textiles & Travel highlights traditional wear.
Novel Sensors Could Enable Smarter Textiles
A team of engineers at the University of Delaware is developing next-generation smart textiles by creating flexible carbon nanotube composite coatings on a wide range of fibers, including cotton, nylon and wool. Their discovery is reported in the journal ACS Sensors where they demonstrate the ability to measure an exceptionally wide range of pressure – …
What to do with textiles
Please remember that textiles do not go in the curbside recycling cart. They are considered contaminants. Only place glass bottles and jars with the lids
The Benefits of Reusable Textiles
Uniforms and workwear are a part of the job for millions of Americans, and it - reusable textiles rental - is big business.
The Austrian Immigrant Who Revolutionized Swedish Textiles
Lush, five-color, screen printed fabrics depicting burgeoning flora and fauna seem an unlikely product to emerge from wartime Sweden, but their creator, Josef Frank, was anything but an ordinary textile designer. Born into a wealthy Jewish family in late 19th century Vienna, Frank’s early aptitude f
How Traditional Japanese Boro Textiles Paved the Way for Sustainable Fashion
At the Japan Society’s “Boro Textiles: Sustainable Aesthetics,” in New York, century-old garments offer a glimpse of upcycling's early days.
