____ are all around us. We wear them and use them everyday. We need them to keep us cool, ____ and ____. They also help make our lives more ____fashionable and ____ Textiles have been used by people all over the world for ____ of years. It is known that cave dwellers wore dried ____ skins as ____ from the wind and rain. It is also known that ancient ____ made clothes and cloth from flax ____ woven into fabric. This fabric is called ____. In ancient times in ____, people spun fibres from cotton plants and created to make ____ fabric. They used this fabric for many purposes, including ____ and furnishings for their homes. Around the same time, the people of ____ used ____ for clothing and ____. Maori developed their own unique textiles from locally sourced materials after ____ from Polynesia as the plants used in the Pacific Islands did not grow well in the NZ ____. The main fibre for traditional Māori weaving is called muka and is made from ____. The weaving process ____ is performed with threads that are manipulated and tied with fingers instead of a woven on a ____. These are used for used for clothing, mats, ____, and decorative panels. Tapa cloth is a cloth made in the Pacific islands from bark - usually mulberry trees. ____ can be decorated by rubbing, stamping, and stencilling. Originally tapa was mainly used for clothing, but now cotton and other textiles have replaced it. Nowadays tapa is often worn on formal occasions such as ____, it is is also highly ____ and is often found hung on walls as decoration.

What are textiles and where do they come from?

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