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Paper was invented around 105 A.D. during the Han Dynasty. The first paper was made of fishnet, bark, and cloth.
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He invented a machine for spinning strong threads, and then a machine for producing cloth. Because he moved cloth making out of people's homes and into factories, he is known as the father of the factory system.
It made it easier to make yarn and clothe in the 1700's.
Textiles and the World of FactoriesThe Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain and it started textiles. Cloth is another name for textiles. Cloth was first created by hand, but man could not keep up with the rising demand for more and more cloth. There were many advancements in the textile industry that took production from man-made to machine made. Following are three of these inventions:Flying Shuttle- A British inventor created this. It was a machine on a roller used to weave cloth. It reduced the time needed to weave cloth in half.Spinning Jenny- This was invented by James Hargreaves in 1764. It made it possible for a person to spin numerous threads at the same time.Cotton Gin- The workers in Great Britain used cotton from America, but the cotton was hard to clean. In 1793, Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin which greatly increased the amount of cotton that could be cleaned in a short time.
Edmund cartwright
Richard Arkwright. The English inventor of the spinning Jenny.
Rafaella Fonseca of 7.1 invented cotton cloth
the ancient egyptions invented cloth most girls and woman wore it
Before the invention of the band aid, people would wrap their cuts with cloth.
Flax is used to produce linen cloth.
In London's cloth's factory.
Marion Donovan invented them He was born in Fort Wayne Indiana
a machine invented by Jaquard for weaving cloth
a machine invented by Jaquard for weaving cloth
bamboo chip, cloth and silk cloth
The Bumkins cloth diaper was invented in 1874. This was revolutionary at the time, as the cloth material allowed for ease of movement for babies and freedom for parents.