Colonial weavers weave things. Things like basket weaving were men's jobs, maybe women, but things like weaving on looms were definitely womens' jobs. In flax production, the rippling, retting (rotting), and swingling were all men's jobs, because it was too hard for women to do.
Great historical question. Actually weavers were not known for making a lot of money, it was the cloth merchants that did. After collecting a lot of fabric, making relationships with stores or traders, the money was made in bulk sales rather than individual bolts of cloth. But weavers could make a career out of their skills especially with weaving looms, thread spinners, and if they also had sheep to get their wool from. They would also sometimes make felt.
They learned how to weave by Indians that were near the colonies
made baskets
stupid clothes thats for sure
the country that colonial America is in is new England
the old age in colonial America was about 20
Cities in Colonial America were unhealthy and crowded.
Colonial American were what people be lived in America colonial style. They ruled by the mean British and fed up with the King. Formed America.
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The weaver
stupid clothes thats for sure
i dont know but you should
the country that colonial America is in is new England
Beer was brewed in colonial America
the old age in colonial America was about 20
Cities in Colonial America were unhealthy and crowded.
The Colonial Dames of America was created in 1890.
There were no transfusions and no blood bank in colonial America.
colonial period or colonial America
Colonial America took place from the 18th century to the 19th century.