Spinning the Fabric of a Nation: A Nineteenth-Century Spinning Wheel and Early Linen Production in Maryland – Maryland Center for History and Culture

From getting dressed in the morning to curling up under a cozy blanket, we interact with fabrics every day. But how well do we really understand how those fabrics were made

Fabric of a Nation: A Brief History with Skills and Sources, For the AP® Course: 9781319178178: Stacy, Jason, Ellington, Matthew J.: Books

Young textile spinner, cotton mill, North Carolina - NYPL Digital Collections

eighteenthcenturylit [licensed for non-commercial use only] / Spinning

The end of an era

Potsdam Public Museum - Spinning-Weaving Exhibit

Cotton-spinning machinery - Wikipedia

The Fabric of Our Nation: A Nineteenth-Century Night Shirt Reveals the Complex Value of Material Objects - Commonplace - The Journal of early American Life

Wheels of Industry: New England Spinning Wheels – ARCH

History of Yarn

A Closer Look at the Baker Family Spinning Wheel — Longyear Museum