What did algonquin Indians use to make clothes?

The Algonquin people used a variety of natural materials to make clothing, including animal skins, fur, and plant fibres. Deer skins were commonly used for making clothing such as shirts, leggings, and moccasins. Beaver fur was also used for making warm winter garments. For plant fibres, the inner bark of certain trees, such as the basswood tree, was stripped and processed to create a strong, flexible material that could be used to make clothing and other items. The Algonquin people also used porcupine quills and beads made from shells or bones to decorate their clothing.