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For years now, one of the almost forgotten techniques that are dear to my heart is (filet) netting. If you’ve seen one of those dainty, almost-nonexistent hairnets in the medieval part of a museum exhibition? Those are made by netting. … Continue reading
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A good while ago, I ran a series about medieval hairnets and netting, writing about my experiences and results from working netting both as a spiral and based on real rounds. And I wrote this: I’d say that an unadorned, … Continue reading
Posted in headwear, netting, textile techniques and tools, togs from bogs
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