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	The Fulling Mills of the Isle of Wight
		In setting up a fulling mill, the lord of a manor too found a profitable form of income to be had from requiring the tenants of his estate to use it to full their cloth.
		Fulling, also known as felting, was one in a sequence of processes involved in the production of woollen cloth and fulfilled two functions that were necessary for the proper finishing of the cloth: scouring and consolidation of the fibres of the fabric.
		The fulling stocks were construsted using a large wooden frame to support an inclined arm with a stock at one end, rather like a large mallet, pivoted at one end so as to allow it to swing in an arc down onto the cloth contained in a wooden trough.
	www.btinternet.com /~rob.martin1/full/full.htm (2394 words)

	Fulling Mills
		The Fulling or Tucking process consists of the closing together of the threads of newly woven woollen fabric with the assistance of soap or acid liquor, with the end purpose of producing a grease free cloth of the correct thickness for future use, including dying.
		Fulling was one in a sequence of important processes involved in the production of woollen cloth, and fulfilled two functions that were necessary for the proper finishing of the cloth, namely scouring and consolidation of the fibres of the fabric.
		Following the fulling process, the cloth was attached is to a tentering frame in order to stretch it to the required size by setting the weave to a consistent dimension and tension, and it also acted as a way of evenly drying and bleaching the cloth in the sunlight.
	www.witheridge-historical-archive.com /fulling.htm (1682 words)

	Fulling and Fulachta Fiadh
		He noted that : “The manner of tucking and thickening cloth without a mill is thus: they place the cloth double upon a large wicker or twiggen door, and work it with their hands and feet until it becomes thick by rowling, this they dash with stale chamberlye in working” (Robertson 1986, 231).
		As fulling is a short process that needs very hot water I placed fifteen of the stones into the water in quick succession.
		I measured the fulled cloth and I found that it had shrunk by several centimetres as it now measured 23cm x 9cm (plate 30).
	www.angelfire.com /fl/burntmounds/fulling.html (927 words)

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		Fulling informed the agent that he was operating the station with a power of nine watts and that he had been expecting a visit from the FCC as a result of the unlicensed operation.
		Fulling sign for the acceptance, of an FCC Form 835, which warns of the penalties for operating a radio station without a license in violation of Section 301 of the Act.
		Fulling admitted to the FCC agent that he was operating a nine watt FM radio station without a license or other authorization from the FCC and was anticipating a visit by the FCC because of this unlicensed operation.
	www.fcc.gov /Bureaus/Compliance/Orders/1999/da990411.txt (977 words)

	fulling
		By having a fulling mill, it freed the community from depending on England for finer fabrics.
		In a fulling mill a waterwheel powers a pair of wooden mallets to beat the cloth in the tub, often for days.
		When the fulled cloth was dried, it is often further processed by having its nap raised and then cut smooth with heavy shears.
	www.carlisle.mec.edu /curriculum/student_resources/NewLife/fulling.htm (439 words)

	LOVIKKA HAT & MITTENS PATTERN (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fulling by hand seems to give better control over the amount of shrinkage, but is more time consuming.
		Fulling is the process of creating a dense, felt-like fabric from a woven or knitted one.
		I've also found it advisable to full only similarly colored garments in the same load, as the yarn is likely to shed fibers during the fulling process.
	www.cs.oswego.edu /~ebozak/knit/esb-patterns/lovikka-set.html (1939 words)

	Fulling and felting
		Fulling is the process of fluffing up an already woven or knitted piece of woolen cloth.
		Fulling can be applied lightly, and simply fluff up a fabric so it ends up softer, fuzzier and thicker (so warmer for the same weight) but still very pliable.
		Generally the best candidates for fulling are fairly loosely knitted or woven fabrics, both because that allows more thread movement and makes the process more efficient, and because the resulting fabric is more likely to be satisfactory in weight.
	www.fuzzygalore.biz /articles/fulling.shtml (1550 words)

	Fulling Methods
		When fulling is being done, the fibers continue to move (we call this migrate) and entangle on each other.
		Pat's Answer: Fulling is the process of taking a cloth made of wool (could be made by felting, knitting, weaving, crocheting, etc.) and then using vigorous methods to make the cloth become a felt.
		To keep the selvedges of the yardage from distorting during fulling, she whip stitched the two selvedge together to create a large tube of knit cloth.
	www.peak.org /~spark/felting-fulling.html (1316 words)

	Stephen Fulling -- Publications
		Fulling, TeX and the Web in the higher education of the future: Dreams and difficulties, TUGboat 20, 162-166 (1999).
		Fulling, Global and local vacuum energy and closed orbit theory, in Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Quantum Field Theory under the Influence of External Conditions (Norman, OK, Sept. 2003), ed.
		Liu and S A. Fulling, Casimir energy with a Robin boundary: The multiple-reflection cylinder-kernel expansion, New J. Phys.
	www.math.tamu.edu /~fulling/selpubs.html (712 words)

	nonaKnits: Fulling vs. Felting
		Fulling -- A finishing process in which the woven or knitted cloth is subjected to moisture, heat and friction causing it to shrink considerably in both directions and become compact and solid.
		In heavily fulled fabrics both the weave and the yarn are obscured, thus giving the appearance of felt.
		I've heard that it is actually fulling, but I was never sure what the felting was, so thanks for getting us the clarification.
	nonaknits.typepad.com /nonaknits/2006/01/fulling_vs_felt.html (713 words)

	Knitting Traditions :: Lovikka Mitten Pattern
		After fulling to the desired size, the mitten is brushed, inside and out, for warmth and coziness, with optional embroidery and braid on the cuff for a traditional look.
		Fulling is the process of felting woven or knitted fabric.
		Intentional fulling is an intuitive process, and you may want to practice and gain confidence on your gauge swatch before trying to full your mitten.
	knittingtraditions.com /free_mitten.htm (1676 words)

	Search Results for "Fulling"
		...Inflected forms: fulled, full·ing, fulls To increase the weight and bulk of (cloth) by shrinking and beating or pressing.
		...claylike substance consisting of hydrated aluminum silicates, used predominantly in fulling woolen cloth, in talcum powders, as a filter, and as a catalyst....
		It was originally used in the fulling of wool to remove oil and grease but is now used chiefly in bleaching...
	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=&query=Fulling (322 words)

	The Fuller Family - Old Occupations (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fulling was a very important process, as the cloth straight from the loom was too greasy and loose to use.
		Many fulling mills were built on farmland since a good many farmers either wove in the winter months to supplement their income or employed labourers who could weave.
		Rent for a ``Wake or fulling mill'' was 15 shillings a year in 1740 and, about the same period, it cost between £100 and £150 to erect a water-wheel and fulling-stock: the great wooden (later iron) hammers which pounded the cloth and were driven by the wheel.
	www.kbnet.co.uk /brianp/occs.html (1077 words)

	eBay.ie Shops — fulling mill, Fishing, Postcards, Sporting Goods — original items at low prices. (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	Society for Economic Botany \| Awards, Edmund H. Fulling
		Fulling not only founded the journal Economic Botany, but he also was the first editor (1947-1957) and did all the work required to get a scientific publication out.
		He donated a sizeable sum to aid the fledgling Society during its early growth, and in addition gave, as usual, his excellent counsel on the form and function of the Society.
		This award is given for the best contributed oral paper at the annual meeting by a junior professional with a degree for no more than five years.
	www.econbot.org /_about_/index.php?sm=06\|awards_fulling (689 words)

	Fulling Mill Outfit-1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Poland is not exactly the first fly fishing destination that springs to mind when anglers consider a short break in Europe.
		All Fulling Mill Fly Rods have an Original Owner Lifetime Warranty to protect your rod in case of an accident or unforeseen damage.
		At Fulling Mill we will do our best to ensure that you have the maximum enjoyment from your fly rod, and in the unlikely event of breakage or other damage, simply return the rod with £20* to cover our shipping and handling, and we will repair or replace it by return.
	www.gofishingshop.co.uk /static/prod/fulling-mill-outfit-1.html (414 words)

	Museum of Archaeology : Membership - Durham University
		The Friends of the Fulling Mill is an active group which holds an annual programme of archaeological talks, outings and exhibition viewings.
		As a Friend of the Old Fulling Mill Museum of Archaeology you will be entitled to...
		By exploring, explaining and educating about the County's rich archaeology, the Museum continues to be an important asset to the Durham Community.
	www.dur.ac.uk /fulling.mill/contact/friends (181 words)

	Steve Fulling Profile - Forbes.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fulling was Director of Information Technology Services at the State of Utah where he was responsible for a $60 million information technology budget and over 250 employees.
		Fulling was the Senior Vice President of Engineering and Operations at iMall Inc., where he built a technology organization that was instrumental in the acquisition of iMall Inc. by Excite@Home in 1999.
		Fulling graduated with a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of California.
	www.forbes.com /finance/mktguideapps/personinfo/FromMktGuideIdPersonTearsheet.jhtml?passedMktGuideId=1031406 (361 words)

	Felting, Fulling, Or Boiled Wool?
		"Fulling" is the process of producing felt fabric from animal fiber yarn that has already been woven or knitted.
		Fulling takes the woven or knitted fabric through the process of hot water and agitation in order to facilitate shrinkage and create felted fabric.
		The process is the same as fulling but completed on an industrial level in order to facilitate the handling of larger quantities.
	ezinearticles.com /?Felting,-Fulling,-Or-Boiled-Wool?&id=422172 (1297 words)

	Fulling Mill Ltd
		With origins dating back to the early 1930s, Fulling Mill are probably the world’s most experienced and prolific manufacturer of top quality fishing flies.
		At a guess we have probably been responsible for way in excess of 200 million flies which are distributed worldwide through a network of independent wholesalers and retailers.
		From sourcing and sorting of the finest materials and hooks, through construction of the fly, checking, packaging, supply and presentation to you, we take full responsibility.
	www.fullingmill.com (521 words)

	Rug Hooking - Wool at Wholesale Prices - All Wool Guaranteed
		The weight of the wool chosen for rug hooking is important not only for the "loo k" of the finished product but for the "ease" of actually creating the loops.
		Any wool choice whether recycled or new, is an experiment until fulling, stripping and hooking is complete.
		Crepe, gabardine and twill weaves are normally unsuitable for making hooked rugs as they are too firm to full and hook properly.
	www.denverfabrics.com /pages/static/rug-hooking/rug_hooking.htm (451 words)

	Fulling Mill Ltd
		Authorised dealers can be supplied with a CD including the entire product range for use in their catalogues and on their web sites to promote Fulling Mill products.
		If you would like a printed copy of this catalogue, please contact us at the address on the left.
		Fulling Mill do not supply the public and orders should be placed through your local dealer.
	www.fullingmill.com /catalogue.htm (93 words)

	Fulling Mill World Class Copolymer
		Fulling Mill Copolymer is very strong for its diameter with exceptional knot strength.
		We use it for dry fly fishing on rivers and lakes, and we use it for most river fishing methods, except Czech nymphing, when we then use the Fulling Mill Czech Nymph Leaders, tied with World Class fluorocarbon.
		Fulling Mill Copolymer is available in 50m spools, which clip together and have a handy line retainer.
	www.pioneerflyfishing.co.uk /fulling-mill-copolymer.htm (238 words)

	Full Service Brokers Information \| Business.com
		Providers of full service financial and securities services to individual, corporate and institutional clients.
		Full service Canadian investment brokerage firm providing a full range of investment products and services for the retail, institutional and corporate investor.
		Full service broker-dealer and FCM specializing in the trading of futures and options based in New York.
	rd.business.com /index.asp?epm=s.1&bdcq=Fulling&bdcr=2&bdcu=http://www.business.com/directory/financial_services/investment_banking_and_brokerage/brokerage_dealers/full_service_brokers/index.asp?partner=2662601&bdct=20071205224307&bdcp=&partner=2662601&bdcs=nwuuid-2662601-1B6BCEF2-BC5D-5162-3974-076CB58AB67B-ym (1779 words)

	Fulling & Ceiec Co Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Established in 1985, we - Fulling & Ceiec - manufacture and export electronics.
		At Fulling & Ceiec, we carefully study the internat...
		At Fulling & Ceiec, we carefully study the international markets and develop over 20 new products each year.
	www.asia.manufacturers.globalsources.com /ceiecz.co (396 words)

	Orco Brand Fulling Soaps - Organic Dyestuffs Corporation
		Orcopal FUL is a wool fulling agent which is non-substantive to wool.
		Orcopal TX Orcopal TX is a fulling agent for wool and oil/lubricant release agent for natural and synthetic fibers.
		In view of it’s chemical nature, it can be used in either soft or hard water or in an acid or alkaline media and still maintain it’s effectiveness.
	www.organicdye.com /fullingsoaps.asp (249 words)

	Fulling & Felting « Crafty Tips Arts & Crafts Directory
		Fulling and felting are techniques used to turn natural fibers into fabric and other creations.
		Fulling is when natural fibers are first woven and then shrunk to create a tighter weave of fabric.
		Traditional felting uses needles with sharp edges to cause the fibers to meld together and is often used to create small stuffed animals and figurines.
	www.craftytips.com /fulling-felting (359 words)

	The Fulling Room
		We went into what used to be the fulling room.
		I'm told that after wool cloth is woven, the fulling process is the most important part of finishing the fabric.
		While the demolition wasn't very far away from the fulling room, they would never take any chance that might endanger the workers.
	www.cattailpress.com /Features/fulling_room.htm (307 words)

	fulling - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		Having a base runner at first, second, and third base: The bases were full when the slugger stepped up to bat.
		Being at the peak of development or maturity: in full bloom.
		Having an appetite completely satisfied, especially for food or drink: was full after the Thanksgiving dinner.
	dictionary.reference.com /browse/fulling (339 words)

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