How to make a blue dress from cotton？The traditional skills for 1000years in Asia

Hi~This is Huamuz’s only channel on YouTube. The videos are all self-produced,and all other accounts are for moving.Thank you for your support. Wearing beautiful clothes to make traditional cuisines and handicrafts, and living my dream rural life, has always been something I love and pursue. Each task is quiet complex,so it may take some time to complete.Thank you for your patience. If you like my channel, don't forget to subscribe ～^_^ Thank you for your attention. I look forward to continue to bring you peace and surprises～💐🩷😘🎊💜 —————————————————— 🦋 Description： Hello everyone, long time no see! I have been burying myself in making clothes recently. This is a handmade technique that has been passed down since my mother was very young. Starting from bouncing cotton, use a bamboo stick to knead the cotton into cotton strips, and then use a spinning machine to turn the cotton strips into cotton threads. This step took about four days. In short, all of our fabrics are interwoven with threads in both horizontal and vertical directions. So we need to prepare these two types of lines, also known as meridians and parallels. Firstly, the warp is made by threading cotton thread onto a bamboo basket and then arranging 10 bamboo baskets in a row. These baskets can be threaded through holes in the bamboo at once, which is more time-saving and labor-saving. This step is very complicated, with densely packed threads that make my head ache, but I cannot make mistakes. Once I make a mistake, I get tangled up. The warp threads are made into bundles and then threaded into the reed, which is a component in traditional handmade weaving machines. Then these threads need to be brushed with rice paste, which is a paste made by grinding rice, and evenly brushed on the warp threads to facilitate the tight adhesion of the threads during weaving. Next, we will use a spinning machine to make weft threads, which means the smaller the better. The thread that is passed back and forth o