The Plains tribes did not make blankets. Before white traders arrived, they used tanned buffalo hides with the fur left on for both winter robes and bedding, but as the buffalo gradually diminished in numbers they relied more and more on traders and agency allocations of warm wool blankets.
Many of these blankets were of poor quality English-made stroud cloth, or in the northern Plains they were English-made Hudson's Bay "point" blankets, which are still sold today (but Canadian manufactured).
The USA was extremely slow in mass-producing blankets as trade items for the native tribes; one company, J Capps and Sons, was only in full production after being promoted by Buffalo Bill Cody at the very end of the 19th century and early 20th century. Other USA manufacturers were Buell and Co, the Racine Woollen Mills, Oregon City Wool Mills and the Pendleton Mills (which began producing trade blankets in about 1901).
they made clay pot's
The plain indians.
The Coahuiltecan Women wore short skirts. They would make the skirts out of skins from animals. They would also use blankets as a shawl.
iron tools, kettles, wool blankets and other supplies
The Sioux Indians were a tribe of the Plains indians. Most of them were nomadic (meaning they travelled, most likely they followed herds of buffalo)
They are famous for woven rugs and blankets and jewelry
They make pottery and wove cotton for clothing and blankets
they made clay pot's
Let's clear up your confusion. There were no "grain plain Indians." The plains tribes were warriors and hunters. They hunted the buffalo herds and used all of the animal for food, clothing, blankets, religious rites, and other things. Nothing was wasted. Buckskin was a common material used for clothing.
they used buffalo to make oil and write with feathers
blankets
they gave them disease blankets
they wear nothing in the summer and blankets in the winter.
american indians
yahay kaayo mo no!
Cloth. The Indians used blankets for their saddles. But most people rode bareback at the start of riding.
The boys learned how to hunt buffalo and the girls learned how to cook and make water proof buffalo skin coats and blankets.