Fabric that *looks* historically accurate - (Thrift Vlog!)

Not one to shell out $$$$ on reproduction textiles for my silly hobby*, I've acquired some knowledge about what a fabric needs in order to *look* historically accurate. I'll share some of that knowledge with you today in a piecemeal and disorganized fashion while heading to the thrift store and getting some cool stuff. And I light things on fire. It's a vlog! (*but no shade to anyone who does. nice fabric is nice.) 00:00 It's a thrift vlog! 01:20 Today's objective 02:30 Thriftin' 04:20 Fibre Analysis (burn test...blaze it) 05:30 History stuff- WOOL 08:38 History stuff- CELLULOSE 09:15 History stuff - KERMES DYE 10:21 Announcement! Also I have a little announcement: I'll be putting out a couple videos for #CoSy2021 next weekend (eep)! You can check out the full schedule here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SbrOBOySTxgJsYMeG1H-SutjRHA4Ri6A/view?fbclid=IwAR2gaoigPrdtJhrcr8Sk-apE-Mpiz6Upu2QHtHx5hVDKrQp3HW-SHvrp3qc NOTES/CORRECTIONS: -WORSTED sometimes gets cited as older than woollen. Sometimes newer. I don't know what reality is. Help. SOURCES/ATTRIBUTIONS: full image list including copyright attributions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MS3hwmmpICvC2dl9fi7KR3VWe6m9eYRxBsVKgtpByc4/edit?usp=sharing music: Georg Philipp Telemann, Trio Sonata for Flutes and Piano, in A minor - II. Vivace, perf. by Emily Stark, Hannah Yi, Steve Lightburn. PD via Musopen. Chase by The Brothers Records, vis YT Audio Library WISH ME LUCK GETTING TWO VIDEOS OUT BY NEXT WEEKEND OH DEAR