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Textiles and Clothing

By Kate Heintz Watson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Uncover the secrets of how threads turn to textiles, from ancient techniques to modern machines, and learn about the hidden history woven into every piece of clothing.

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2007-05-19
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Summary

"Textiles and Clothing" by Kate Heintz Watson is an early 20th-century exploration of fabric creation and style that unveils the journey of textile production, starting with the simple spinning and weaving methods of ancient societies all the way to the complex, machine-driven processes of modern factories. Designed to educate both housewives and teachers, the book reveals the intricate details around clothing and fabric manufacture that shapes our everyday existence, emphasizing the key role of women in this evolution and covering a range of materials and technqiues. Through a rich discussion of the cultural significance of textiles, it creates an understanding of clothing's evolution from simple necessity to complex industry.

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