Sweater is a knit? And how about the woven?
Better Homes and Gardens has a craft where you glue them around a flat foam circle and make a wreathVery simple, just put the middle of each shuck on the inside of the circle and fold towards the center and glueI think you could do the same using two layers of cardboard circles glued together and trimmed up to look smoothYou could also make an autumn door decoration using them and some mini-calico popcorn ears, that would be beautiful.
haha cool crafty things involving tamale leaves? you could make some tamales or trying rolling a big joint with them! although you may waste some weed so actually dont use it for paper when you go to school
Grilled Catfish in Corn Husks Grilling fish in corn husks helps to keep it tender and moist, as well as flavorfulPrep Time: 12 minutes Cook Time: 12 minutes Ingredients: 4 catfish fillets 4 fresh corn husks 3-4 green onions,chopped finely 1/4 cup butter, preferably unsalted 1 teaspoon dried thyme 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon black pepper Preparation: Preheat grill for medium high heatPlace each catfish fillets into a huskSeason with salt and pepper and remaining ingredientsFold husks to cover fish and tie with kitchen twinePlace on grill and cook for 5 minutes over direct heatMove husks to a cooler part of the grill and cook indirectly for 7-8 more minutesWhen fish flakes easily with fork, remove from heat and serve.
There are basically two ways to make fabric from thread (and yarn is just a thicker thread, or a group of threads twisted together)Knitting produces a fabric with some stretch to it, like a sweater or t-shirtWeaving generally produces a firmer fabric, like the denim of blue jeans or the broadcloth used to make a dress shirt.
