What did eastern woodlands use for weaving?

Eastern Woodlands Indigenous peoples primarily used natural materials for weaving, including plant fibers such as bark, grasses, and reeds. They often harvested materials from trees like the basswood and used the inner bark for making strong cords and baskets. Additionally, they crafted intricate items like mats, bags, and clothing using techniques passed down through generations, incorporating both utility and artistry in their creations.