Voile, 212. Warp thread, 67-68. Washing and ironing, the process for, 189-190. Weaving: by hand, with simple loom, 67. cotton, 69. in modern factory, 69. Japanese girl, 69-70, 136. linen, 194. patterns in cloth, 285. silk, 124, 136-137 wool, 226-228. Well-dressed, what it means to be, 250-255. White petticoat, 101-102. Wool: blended, 221. carder, 223. carding, 222. carding by hand, 76-77. fibers, 205, 226. how made into cloth, 218-228. material made from, 209-215. sheared from sheep, 206. sorted, 218. spinning, 225-228. quality of, 207. variety of fibers, 207. washing or scouring, 220. where grown, 203-204. why it varies, 208. Wool clothing, facts to remember about purchasing, 224-229. Woolen garments: points about buying, 229. washing, 158. Wool Voile, 213. Woolen yarns, 225. Workbag, 127. Worsted yarns, 225. Yarn: spinning of cotton into, 72-77. woolen and worsted, 225. Yoke: attaching, 38. cutting, apron, 33. making for apron, 37. placing the lining, 39. planning pattern for apron, 32. Printed in the United States of America. * * * * * +------------------------------------------------------------+ | Transcriber notes: | | | | P.242. "5." changed to '3.". | | P.262. 'characterisics' changed to 'characteristics'. | | Various punctuation fixed. | | | | Note: The equals sign is used to surround =bold text=; | | underscores to surround _italic text_. | | | +------------------------------------------------------------+ End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Clothing and Health, by Helen Kinne and Anna M. Cooley