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Title
Fosshape 300
Alternative Title
Moldable plastic
Creator
Wonderflex
Date
2023-06  
Geographic Location
Brentwood (N.H.)
Specifications
Specification sheets for materials available upon request. Please email rickerlibrary@library.illinois.edu.
Typical Use
  • Crafts
  • Set design
  • Props
  • Cosplay
  • Sewing
  • Costumes
  • Textile
Description
  • White, pliable felt-like synthetic polyester fabric scrap
  • Often called “buckram replacement"
  • Heat activated to adjust stiffness
Source
Binky Donley, UIUC Theatre Dept.
Materials
  • Textile
  • Thermoplastic
  • Polyester
Materials Color
White
Materials Techniques
Polymer textile production involves the creation of textiles using polymers, which are large molecules made up of repeating subunits. The process typically includes polymerization, spinning, and further processing to create fibers or fabrics with specific properties suitable for various applications.
Format
Stiffens when heat-activated
Type
Physical object
Sensory Properties
Touch: felt-like
Rights
In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
Container
Box 10
Local Identifier
RMC_1063
Barcode
30112097708645
Collection
Ricker Materials Collection
Repository
Ricker Library of Architecture and Art
Collection
Ricker Materials Collection
TitleFosshape 300
Alternative TitleMoldable plastic
CreatorWonderflex
Date2023-06  
Geographic LocationBrentwood (N.H.)
SpecificationsSpecification sheets for materials available upon request. Please email rickerlibrary@library.illinois.edu.
Typical Use
  • Crafts
  • Set design
  • Props
  • Cosplay
  • Sewing
  • Costumes
  • Textile
Description
  • White, pliable felt-like synthetic polyester fabric scrap
  • Often called “buckram replacement"
  • Heat activated to adjust stiffness
SourceBinky Donley, UIUC Theatre Dept.
Materials
  • Textile
  • Thermoplastic
  • Polyester
Materials ColorWhite
Materials TechniquesPolymer textile production involves the creation of textiles using polymers, which are large molecules made up of repeating subunits. The process typically includes polymerization, spinning, and further processing to create fibers or fabrics with specific properties suitable for various applications.
FormatStiffens when heat-activated
TypePhysical object
Sensory PropertiesTouch: felt-like
RightsIn Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
ContainerBox 10
Local IdentifierRMC_1063
Barcode30112097708645
CollectionRicker Materials Collection
RepositoryRicker Library of Architecture and Art
CollectionRicker Materials Collection

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