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media type="file" key="d sound.wav"Colonial dresses were made of wool and linen. Linen is a materiel made from flax, which comes from plants. Wool comes from the fuzzy fur of a sheep. Some of their dresses were long and poofy. This is the order of how they got dressed: First, they put on a pocket. Next they wore stays.Then they put hoops and a petticoat. Finally they put on a gown. Colonial dresses were different than dresses today. By Sydney, Kaley, Justin, and Nina We tried using a small loom in class. media type="youtube" key="8Po6A4DhU_s" width="425" height="350"

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We learned about how fabrics were made at the Sandy Spring Museum.
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OUR RESOURCES:
[|Paper Doll Tutorial and Adventure] [|Dress Up Activity] [|Layers of Dress With Audio]