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1Homemade dyes Empty Homemade dyes Mon May 31, 2010 10:34 pm

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Widows by the Thousands, page 78.

"...Mattie has some striped yarn dresses [not sure what that is exactly]--Mr. Perry's Mother gave her. she did not have any things to dye with but bark so it is not pretty colored--white & lead coered died [sic] with swamp willow.

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