 And a lot of people made their own clothes. There were tailors and seamstresses. That was so common. My great grandmother was a seamstress and she could do invisible weaving, you know, so she could repair torn fabrics and you couldn't see the difference. And I think that at times I've been able to make it a more social kind of undertaking when I've gone to powwows with my weaving and then folks come around, you know, from the tribal community, from the broader region.