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Child's Flour Sack Dress | Deep in the Heart of Textiles
How Depression-era women made dresses out of chicken feed.
When Burlap Underwear Was Fashionable | Essay | Zócalo Public Square
Make Do: Feed-Sack Fashion in the First Half of the Twentieth Century | PieceWork
Bringing the Famous Flour Sack Dress Back to the Future — Mary's Kitchen
From flour sacks to fashion: 8 Brands Transforming Textile Waste - No Kill Mag
Fashion History: The Flour Sack Dress » Helen's Closet Patterns
Lucy Recycled Flour Sack Dress – LizAlig
Child's Flour Sack Dress | Deep in the Heart of Textiles
Flour Sack Clothes - Wessels Living History Farm
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During the Great Depression, poor Americans often repurposed flour sacks to sew clothes for girls and women. Thus, one company, Kansas Wheat, started making colorful and patterned sacks. : r/Damnthatsinteresting
