Nalbinding - It's Not Knitting - Sally Pointer

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Résumé :

Put down your knitting and pick up something new - and old - with these 20 projects teaching needle-looped stitches from across the millennia.

Nalbinding - loop-manipulated textiles that use just a single needle - can be traced as far back as the Mesolithic period and is still popular in Scandinavia. The results of the various techniques can resemble wool knitting or be worked as an open mesh akin to netting...

Biographie:
and can use thick woollen yarns or be worked in thin, smooth plant fibres.

This guide containing modern-day designs will teach you various nalbinding techniques and stitches dating from the Stone Age, through the Bronze Age, Ancient Egypt, into medieval Scandinavia and beyond. Sally Pointer's photographic step-by-step instructions will show you how to create your own knotless netting shopping bag, drawing on a Neolithic textile fragment...

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Sally Pointer is an experimental archaeologist and heritage educator specialising in traditional craft skills ranging from the paleolithic period to the mid-twentieth century. She teaches at heritage sites, runs workshops for the public and creates YouTube videos, encouraging the sustainable use of foraged resources. Sally regularly appears on TV and radio, advises on projects and works with universities and other educational groups to bring ancient skills to a modern audience....