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Class 3 - Textile Dyeing

Class 3 have been learning that some evidence shows that textile dyeing dates back as early as the Neolithic Period or New Stone Age, which took place around 10,200 BCE.

 

We have been having fun using natural materials to dye our own fabrics.

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