Add to ORKG"Process #4: Carding with cards made by hand by the students." Male students, some wearing masks over their mouths and noses, card wool
China: Kenanpo, knock-down trucksA carding machine breaks up raw fibers and combs them in the same d...
"Process #6: coiling the yarn into skeins." Three women sit outdoors, spinning yarn on to wheels tha...
Weavers in the Appalachian area worked on their own and often made the tools that they needed from r...
"An exhibit of various colors the wool on these color-cards has been carded but not spun." A line of...
"After which it is put in shallow wire baskets (to avoid matting thru handling) and washed in cold w...
"A tour through the Woolwork Department" "Our hope that poor students could earn here, outside of cl...
"A tour through the Woolwork Department" "Process #2: The wool is then carefully sorted." A group of...
cardingWhen carding was ready to begin, one card was taken in the left hand, with the teeth pointin...
cardingWhen carding was ready to begin, one card was taken in the left hand, with the teeth pointin...
wool cardsCarders, commonly called "cards" in Newfoundland, were a pair of identical brush-like too...
This unsigned photograph of "Aunt" Molly Laney carding wool was taken by Doris Ulmann in 1933 or 193...
"The hooked rugs make use of the coarser yarn, and provide work for needy students." Women sitting o...
"Process #9: Preparing the warp thread for the loom." Three women loading yarn on to a machine, poss...
"A class in knitting with needles." Women and some girls sitting outside and knitting
"The students also learn to make stockings on small hand-knitting machines." Women sit by small loom...
China: Kenanpo, knock-down trucksA carding machine breaks up raw fibers and combs them in the same d...
"Process #6: coiling the yarn into skeins." Three women sit outdoors, spinning yarn on to wheels tha...
Weavers in the Appalachian area worked on their own and often made the tools that they needed from r...
"An exhibit of various colors the wool on these color-cards has been carded but not spun." A line of...
"After which it is put in shallow wire baskets (to avoid matting thru handling) and washed in cold w...
"A tour through the Woolwork Department" "Our hope that poor students could earn here, outside of cl...
"A tour through the Woolwork Department" "Process #2: The wool is then carefully sorted." A group of...
cardingWhen carding was ready to begin, one card was taken in the left hand, with the teeth pointin...
cardingWhen carding was ready to begin, one card was taken in the left hand, with the teeth pointin...
wool cardsCarders, commonly called "cards" in Newfoundland, were a pair of identical brush-like too...
This unsigned photograph of "Aunt" Molly Laney carding wool was taken by Doris Ulmann in 1933 or 193...
"The hooked rugs make use of the coarser yarn, and provide work for needy students." Women sitting o...
"Process #9: Preparing the warp thread for the loom." Three women loading yarn on to a machine, poss...
"A class in knitting with needles." Women and some girls sitting outside and knitting
"The students also learn to make stockings on small hand-knitting machines." Women sit by small loom...
China: Kenanpo, knock-down trucksA carding machine breaks up raw fibers and combs them in the same d...
"Process #6: coiling the yarn into skeins." Three women sit outdoors, spinning yarn on to wheels tha...
Weavers in the Appalachian area worked on their own and often made the tools that they needed from r...