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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «LINSEY-WOOLSEY»
Descubre el uso de
linsey-woolsey en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
linsey-woolsey y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Clues in the Calico: A Guide to Identifying and Dating ...
The term linsey-woolsey currently is used in this country to designate fabric with a
linen warp and a wool weft. This combination fabric was common in eighteenth-
and early nineteenth-century household furnishings such as bedhangings and ...
This paper is the product of an expirement with linen rag and wool roving. Next, I set out to learn more about the social history of linsey-woolsey and to then blend these two disctinctly different stories together in book form."--colophon.
3
Every Day Life in the Massachusetts Bay Colony
Everyone makes Linsey-woolsey for their own wearing (New York, I670). A
lindsey-woolsey coat (1749). A linsey-woolsey petticoat (I 777). Lockram,
Loekruna. A linen fabric of various qualities, for wearing apparel and household
use.
4
Linsey-
Woolsey and Other Addresses..
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Issac [From Old Catalog] Errett, 2011
5
Calico Chronicle: Texas Women and Their Fashions, 1830-1910
6 is a linsey-woolsey homespun dyed deep indigo blue. It is made in the
traditional one-piece style of plain, fitted bodice and full skirt that is pleated in
front with fullness gauged in back and joined to the bodice with fine piping. The
bodice is ...
6
Weavers of the Southern Highlands
The weaving centers only sold other nineteenth-century Appalachian household
textiles — jeans, linsey-woolsey, and flannel — during ... However, Aunt Lizzie
Reagan from Arrowcraft produced some novelty items in linsey-woolsey.
LINSEY-WOOLSEY In winter no one need be cold, for there was linsey-woolsey (
contracted now to linsey) originally woven, as its full name implies, of woolen
thread on a linen warp. Long ago cotton was substituted for the linen. The
weaving ...
Frances Louisa Goodrich, 2008
8
An Elm Creek Quilts Album: Three Novels in the Popular Series
“Linsey-woolsey,” Sylvia repeated when she finished. “When I saw the quilt, I
assumed it was wool and muslin. I didn't think to inquire if it was something else.”
“It would be easy to mistake them if you didn't know what to look for,” said Grace.
Jennifer Chiaverini, 2006
Still, deerskin clothing was uncomfortable, and men usually wore an inner shirt
and underwear made of linseyewoolsey. Women and children also wore clothing
made of linsey~woolsey. Linsey-woolsey was a cloth made from combining linen
...
10
Franz Kafka: The Office Writings
The weaving of sheep's wool and silk is also included with cotton and linsey-
woolsey, but this risk-reducing factor is balanced by the risk-increasing factor of a
large textile-sizing department, which in and of itself should be classified in risk ...
Franz Kafka, Stanley Corngold, Jack Greenberg, 2009
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «LINSEY-WOOLSEY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
linsey-woolsey en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
The Unpaved Roadshow: Woven coverlets — the perfect sleeper
They were made of a combination of wool and linen, called linsey-woolsey, which was an important fabric in Colonial America, due to the ... «Rappahannock News, Jul 15»
BACK TO THE PAST: Town's Almshouses uncovered
Year on year, Susannah complained of feeling poorly but on she struggled, kept warm by her brown, coarse linsey-woolsey gown provided by ... «Buckingham Advertiser, Mar 15»
Browsing at Metro Curates and the Ceramics and Glass Fair
... from Lancaster, Pa., whose two 1808 works on green linsey-woolsey show her precise needlework and command of a graceful, curving line. «New York Times, Ene 15»
Portrait of the past: Sheep sheering
Factories and railroads made homespun linsey-woolsey less critical. Plus, sheep-raising had problems. Sheep herded to balds spread ... «Asheville Citizen-Times, Ago 14»
July 4th Note to Tea Partiers: Your Politics Would Baffle the …
... because I did not live in eighteenth-century America, and no amount of thinking that I could, not even wearing petticoats, a linsey-woolsey calico smock and a ... «SanFranciscoSentinel.com, Jul 14»
'Homefront and Battlefield' Looks at Civil War Quilts
... thick bolts of linsey-woolsey, kersey and osnaburg. It is startling to learn that in 1860 the state that led the country in slave-cloth production ... «New York Times, May 14»
Expert pieces together the fabric of Canadian history through quilting
Quilting first began with linen and then we had Linsey-woolsey, which was coarse twill. Interestingly, we didn't have cotton in Canada until ... «Brampton Guardian, Abr 14»
Old timers had a name for all these weather changes
Linsey-Woolsey Britches Winter is the winter only the oldtimers heard about. That was back in the day when they wore homespun clothing and ... «The Tomahawk, Abr 14»
Here's the true story of Ohio's last witch hunt
A large bag of linsey-woolsey was made and held by a member of the family, while the other members went through some ceremony, at the ... «Huffington Post, Mar 14»
Garden Museum has a rare peculiar charm
"In a blue cotton print tucked up over striped linsey-woolsey, Barefoot, barelegged, he beheld her, with arms bare up to the elbows. Bending ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 14»
