- Feed sack dresses,
flour sack dresses, or
feedsack dresses were a
common article of
clothing in
rural US and
Canadian communities from the late 19th century...
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Historical Bulletin (2010),
Issue 46, pp. 14–44. Vogelsang, Willem. "3.
Feedsacks and the
Great Depression". trc-leiden.nl.
Archived from the
original on...
- products. The 1950s
brought out the half-aprons of
highly starched cotton,
feedsack,[dubious – discuss] and for
special occasions sheer fabric trimmed with...
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Edisto Island,
South Carolina. Ashley's Sack, a mid-1800s hand-embroidered
feedsack gifted from a
slave mother, Rose, to her nine-year-old daughter, Ashley...
- ISBN 978-0-252-03626-2. Nixon,
Gloria (February 2015). Rag Darlings:
Dolls From the
Feedsack Era.
Kansas City, Missouri:
Kansas City Star Quilts. ISBN 978-1-61745-385-4...
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inventive way to put
together new
articles of
clothing gave
birth to the "
Feedsack Dress";
constructed from the
material of a sack of
animal feed,
these frocks...
