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grom a norse to a brit jef if u dont einherit the old law we are damned but so are u

fig btwen norse and chrisit aaa a norse not a a christ born one of mine

Do you know where I can find a list of all (or many) of the stitches?

It is relaxing.. very old.. i love it.. ❤

I would be interested in a more in-depth video with collaborations with individuals who have knitting and crochet historical expertise. I have heard things about older forms of knitting and crochet. I did just discover nalbinding, but I am certain knitting has been around longer (the pick and peg variety [loom knitting and lucet forks], if not the finger variety) than is shown in this short. I could absolutely be misinformed. I do know some crocheters think that it goes back to Egypt, based on bone hooks, or something. I'm not an archæologist, and am most definitely not an expert. I just enjoy fiber crafts and have heard the arguments. Also, how does tatting differ from nalbinding?

Thank you so much for declaring this space as 'safe and supportive'. I genuinely appreciate this, as those are two words I really needed to hear today.♥️ You didn't have to, but I'm so grateful that you did

Hi, what material is your needle made of?

Came here bc i found your bone needles on etsy and was interested in finding out more ab nalbinding. It wasnt even the 1st short in my algorithm but its the first one i opened. Saw that it was the same name as the etsy shop after i watched ab 5 times. When the Lord and Lady throw that big of a sign at me i shut up and do what im told. 😂. So ill probably be ordering a few nalbinding needles soon.

Thanks😊 I like the birdsong in the background❤

My knitting needles have a good point, lace needles. I also got long shaft crochet hooks. I have to check Etsy now. 😊 Thanks. I haven’t taken my first stitch yet. I have 4 weight and fine wool! So much leftovers from other projects.😊😊😊😊😊

Those mittens are dense, just what I’m looking for. 😊

I just got my needles! First time trying! I’ve been knitting and crocheting for over 60 years. 😊 Wow. Is there a dictionary of stitches somewhere?

As a crocheter and knitter I find this fascinating.

Actually there is like a nursery rhyme or whatever for niddy noddy to help count the wraps or whatever. It's Old English but nitty naughty would work better in the rhyme if it was pronounced like the viking terms.

I absolutely love it all.

That’s a series I could follow!

One of my favorite walks- in the woods, quiet but for the sound of snow falling.

Thx for making the remake version of it. I was wondering if you had tried the Mammen stitch,and not to mention like making the Coptic sock tutorial.

I am from the US and learned to Nålbind about 3 years ago. I love your content it’s very interesting. My question is about larger Nålbinded projects like sweaters. Is there any indication or evidence that larger clothing articles were made using this method on a regular basis or in fact at all? Thank you for the content you make. I greatly appreciate it 😎

Thanks for making this available. Very educational. I'm a fiber crafter from the US who has been trying for a few years now (off and on) to "get" nalbinding. I think I finally have the idea, thanks to a relatively recent video someone made. (can't remember who it was, sorry). Anyway, I'm starting to get it, and glad to find your videos as a resource. Thanks!

Emma it is a Very Very beautiful video 😀

Yes! ❤

Thank you ❤

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Need that book in english, 😁

Which stitch is that? I’m just beginning and I can’t quite tell which one it is

I usually use the ones I ordered from Amazon or Etsy,I sometimes use a metal darning needle to make the stitches look much smaller and more denser than I normally do.

I like a very straight needle with the taper at the very point. I teach visitors to markets to use a lollipop stick, which they can then take away with them.

Perfect stitches ❤

Hello from the peach state of Georgia!!!

I second the motion. The people of Rome need to know more... larping aside. Quite amazing work. I really would love to know more and see how you went about it...

That looks beautiful. An identical replica of the original one. I was wondering if you could make a tutorial video on how to make this sock.

Hmmmm, I have mulberry fiber and bamboo. I wonder if I spin those up, how will the resulting yarn work for naalbinding!

Well that was garbage.

So is this the U/OU version of the danish stitch,the connection stitch is B1?

Mezgimas adata lietuvių kalba.

What I learned that the oldest one is found in Nahal Hemar cave in Isreal dated back 8000 bce, around 10'000 yrs ago.

Is the dilly bag from Australia actually nalbound?

Do You use un-spun wool or wool yarn?

I always thought there was something wrong with those people.

Where is. A good source for finding patterns for nalbinding or other stitches

This art is amazing and very relaxing

It looks very nice, I was wondering if Dalby stitch might be a good start in the Russian stitch family, although the 2+2+2 version is the most common one.

So,this is the York stitch, and can you try the Finnish stitch 2+2?

𝐩яⓞ𝓂𝓞Ş𝐦 👉

⭐ 𝐩𝓻Ỗ𝓂Ø𝓈Ｍ

can you actually make a hat using the oslo stitch?

It would be helpful to have a video to go along with the book.

Do you have a video showing how you start? I’m assuming this stitch begins with a chain.

A like and a like comment to support you ;) from south of France ^=^, I missed your stream, i didn't seen when it was