Sentence examples for weaving cloth from inspiring English sources

Along with child-rearing, women were responsible for spinning yarn, weaving cloth, sewing clothing, and cooking meals.

Years ago, I read an Italian folk tale about a princess who, when her parents lose their money, is forced to live in poverty and make a living: weaving cloth, minding a wine store, washing clothes.

In pre-industrial households, women spent a great deal of time spinning and weaving cloth, tending garden and poultry, and making clothes, whereas industrial housewives purchased these items mass-produced (Cowan 1976; Connolly 1994; Cross & Szostak 1995).

Loom, machine for weaving cloth.

What these ladies are doing is weaving cloth.

While children frolic on the muddy streets, women sit at handlooms, weaving cloth for sarongs.

If you wove cloth for clothes, you didn't really need a horse because you could walk from house to house.

They also grew cotton and wove cloth from it.

The Romans wrapped their feet, legs, and ankles in long strips of leather or woven cloth.

These early villagers wove cloth, made pottery, and practiced other typical Neolithic skills.

They wove cloth of vegetable fibres and, on special occasions, wore mantles decorated with feathers.