In this case there were chainmail bikinis, burlap loincloths and a spaghetti-eating contest.The festivals naturally attract their share of free spirits.
All were crammed into bursting burlap bags and sold to McCormick with its spice.
While we're at it, it's better to ingest salty, fat-laden fast food than to starve, and donning a burlap cloak is preferable to tromping around naked in the snow.
The paintings themselves are wildly varied, blending oils with watercolours, burlap with newspaper.
Justice Samuel Alito calls the rule "about as narrowly tailored as a burlap bag".
First on the heavy bag he'd made himself that hung from the oak tree in the yard of the family shack in Beaufort, South Carolina: just an old burlap bag stuffed with rags and corn cobs, Spanish moss and rocks.
Much of his early work included installation art and conceptual soft sculptures, notably a set of hand-sewn burlap bags filled with sand.
A rug of this type is made by pulling narrow strips of wool or cotton cloth or wool yarn, with a tool roughly resembling a buttonhook, up through a basic material of coarse linen or burlap.
Blankets are made by stretching burlap over a frame, covering it with a layer of flat fern, and then adding delicate asparagus fern (Sprengeri).
Cash crops include jute (used in the manufacture of sacking, burlap, and twine), cotton, tea, sugarcane, and various fruits, such as jackfruit, pineapples, oranges, and mangoes.
