- Husk (or hull) in
botany is the
outer s**** or
coating of a seed. In the
United States, the term husk
often refers to the
leafy outer covering of an ear...
-
beginnings of corn
agriculture more than a
thousand years ago.
Brittle dried cornhusks become soft if
soaked in
water and
produce finished dolls s****y enough...
- head,
there will be
either bird wings, ears (typically
large and red),
cornhusk flowers, hair, feathers, or horns. The
horns can
either be pseudo-horns...
-
Choctaw wild
onion dinner (clockwise): beans, frybread, salt pork, iced tea, hominy, wild onions,
grape dumplings,
banaha (
cornhusk bread),
mashed potatoes...
- Frank, was a
Native American artist of the Nez
Perce Tribe,
known for her
cornhusk weaving.
Frank used her art as a way to
preserve her tribe's craft, traditions...
- the very
first episode of the program, he
created a gown
entirely from
cornhusks, a
design which Tim Gunn as well as each of the
three judges later cited...
- Vol. 3 (11th ed.).
Cambridge University Press. p. 534. Tara Prindle, "
Cornhusk Shuttle**** Game". NativeTech.org. "Scotland".
South Australian Register...
-
residents include agriculture, construction, poultry,
dressing plant,
cornhusk weaving, sand and
gravel crushing plant and bag-and basket-making. 4th...
-
materials that are, or have been, used in the
manufacture of
dolls include cornhusks, bone, stone, wood,
porcelain (sometimes
called china), bisque, celluloid...
- 1920. In
their earlier forms, rag
dolls were made out of
cloth s****s or
cornhusks. In the 19th and 20th century, rag
dolls were made out of stockinette...
