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1 Clothing of the American Colonists
By Braelynn

2 Making the Clothes Cloth was made from wool from sheep or a plant called flax to make linen thread Granma carded the wool Children collected flowers, berries and roots for dye. Men weaved cloth on loom Picture from Modern Farmer Photo from 123RF.com

3 What Girls Wore in the 17th Century
Photo from Sarasclass Picture from amazon.com Photo from Townsends

4 What Boys Wore in the 17th Century
Photo from Germanpascual.Com Photo from ebay.co.uk Photo from Heritage Costumes

5 Clothing “Trends” Expensive wigs
To add character into clothing there were dark touches High waistline corsets Necklines were high, or low, rounded Pointed beards Wide mustache

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7 Previous photo credits
Heritage Clothing Her Style Code Pintrest Bespoke Unit

8 THANKS FOR WATCHING

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