Nalbinding - It's what's for breakfast.
Jun. 7th, 2010 07:28 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Yesterday I finished a pouch made with the new stitch Mistress Sigrid taught me Friday evening. It makes an entirely different fabric than the first one she taught me which I believe was the Oslo stitch.
This stitch worked up incredibly faster that the socks are going because the stitches are larger. It also makes a thicker fabric. The drawstring is made with a simple 4 bow finger loop braid. The wool is Lambs Pride Worsted.
Here are some photos of the pouch and where I am with the socks -

Socks! Wearable now but I want to add the cuff.

This stitch worked up incredibly faster that the socks are going because the stitches are larger. It also makes a thicker fabric. The drawstring is made with a simple 4 bow finger loop braid. The wool is Lambs Pride Worsted.
Here are some photos of the pouch and where I am with the socks -
Socks! Wearable now but I want to add the cuff.
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Date: 2010-06-07 02:39 pm (UTC)Do you have any hints on references used state-side/SCA for definitions of the particular stitches? My references are pretty much all Norwegian/Swedish and I'd like to find terms/pictures to help me converse with SCA friends on the subject... preferably with out having to go into full-description mode! ;D
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Date: 2010-06-07 03:21 pm (UTC)I know what I know because I was shown how to do the stitch, but I'm not able to read the stitch patterns. AlI I think I know is U=under, O=over and that's it.