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Re: [Perishable_Technology] Re: nalebinding v. knitting?


Martha:

Thanks for the note! I'm familiar with Odd Nordland,
and have come across the following:

1961 Primitive Scandinavian Textiles in Knotless
Netting. Studia Norvegica No. 10. Oslo University
Press, Oslo.

I also was referred to the NESAT reference below. Are
you thinking of one of these?

Hansen, E. H.
1990 Nalebinding: Definition and Description. In
Textiles in Northern Archaeology: NESAT III Textile
Symposium, York 6-9 May 1987, edited by P. Walton and
J. P. Wild, pp. 21-27. Archetype Publications, London.


Thanks for your help, Ed
--- martha8830 <martha8830@...> wrote:

>
>
> <<>Can one produce a cross knit
> >looping structure (or crossed knitting) with this
> >process? I've not been able to find much but
> passing
> >references to nalebinding in any books available to
> >me. Is there a good reference on nalebinding
> >techniques?
>
> I do not know of a single text reference, but would
> be glad to find
> one.>>
>
> There is an excellent and very complete article on
> nalbinding by Odd
> Norland (no kidding, that was his name) that
> appeared in one of the
> early NESAT publications (I think.) I'm sorry not to
> be more
> specific, but I can't access my files at the moment.
> A web search
> will probably turn it up fairly quickly.
>
>
> Mattie
>
>
>
>
>
>
>


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Department of Anthropology, MSC01 1040
1 University of New Mexico
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<<>Can one produce a cross knit ... I do not know of a single text reference, but would be glad to find one.>> There is an excellent and very complete article...
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Martha: Thanks for the note! I'm familiar with Odd Nordland, and have come across the following: 1961 Primitive Scandinavian Textiles in Knotless Netting....
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At 03:40 PM 2/14/2005 -0000, you wrote: <<>Can one produce a cross knit ... There are many webpages and self-published pamphlets out there on "how to": ...
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