9780764369629 - Fiber Craft Heritage: Easy-To-Learn Textile Techniques from the Stone Age to Today, With 52 Try-It Projects di Fischer, Doris (25 risultati)

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 Try It! projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots. . Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more. . Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool. . Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more. . 388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship. . With 31 "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience. . A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts. AUTHOR: Doris Fischer is an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts. With expertise in ancient methods like nalbinding, twining, and sprang, Fischer has dedicated her career to reviving and preserving these practices. SELLING POINTS: . 14 Timeless Textile Techniques to Discover: Explore core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, and band weaving, each carefully explained to preserve traditional craftsmanship. . 52 Engaging Projects to Bring Heritage to Life: With 31 "Try It" textile projects and 21 tool-making projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience. . A Book that Preserves the History and Heritage of Fiber Art: Readers will learn about and have the opportunity to experience hands-on culturally significant (and sustainable) textile traditions that are otherwise endangered. . Craft Authentic Tools: In addition to mastering techniques, readers can create authentic essential tools like spindles and twining forms, further immersing themselves in the rich traditions of fiber art. 388 photographs A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Illustrated. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. "Loads of inspiration." -Booklist Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 "Try It!" projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots.  Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more.Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool.Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more.388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship.With the "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience.A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Illustrated. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. "Loads of inspiration." -Booklist Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 "Try It!" projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots.  Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more.Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool.Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more.388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship.With the "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience.A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 Try It! projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots. . Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more. . Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool. . Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more. . 388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship. . With 31 "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience. . A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts. AUTHOR: Doris Fischer is an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts. With expertise in ancient methods like nalbinding, twining, and sprang, Fischer has dedicated her career to reviving and preserving these practices. SELLING POINTS: . 14 Timeless Textile Techniques to Discover: Explore core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, and band weaving, each carefully explained to preserve traditional craftsmanship. . 52 Engaging Projects to Bring Heritage to Life: With 31 "Try It" textile projects and 21 tool-making projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience. . A Book that Preserves the History and Heritage of Fiber Art: Readers will learn about and have the opportunity to experience hands-on culturally significant (and sustainable) textile traditions that are otherwise endangered. . Craft Authentic Tools: In addition to mastering techniques, readers can create authentic essential tools like spindles and twining forms, further immersing themselves in the rich traditions of fiber art. 388 photographs A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condizione: New. Illustrated. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. "Loads of inspiration." -Booklist Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 "Try It!" projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots.  Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more.Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool.Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more.388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship.With the "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience.A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 Try It! projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots. . Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more. . Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool. . Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more. . 388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship. . With 31 "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience. . A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts. AUTHOR: Doris Fischer is an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts. With expertise in ancient methods like nalbinding, twining, and sprang, Fischer has dedicated her career to reviving and preserving these practices. SELLING POINTS: . 14 Timeless Textile Techniques to Discover: Explore core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, and band weaving, each carefully explained to preserve traditional craftsmanship. . 52 Engaging Projects to Bring Heritage to Life: With 31 "Try It" textile projects and 21 tool-making projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience. . A Book that Preserves the History and Heritage of Fiber Art: Readers will learn about and have the opportunity to experience hands-on culturally significant (and sustainable) textile traditions that are otherwise endangered. . Craft Authentic Tools: In addition to mastering techniques, readers can create authentic essential tools like spindles and twining forms, further immersing themselves in the rich traditions of fiber art. 388 photographs A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Illustrated. A celebration of the rich heritage of fiber art and its connection to modern makers. "Loads of inspiration." -Booklist Discover the artistry and history behind 14 traditional textile techniques in this richly illustrated, deeply researched guide for fiber enthusiasts of all levels. Doris Fischer, an archaeological field supervisor specializing in the history and techniques of traditional fiber arts, unveils the processes our ancestors created for spinning, weaving, braiding, and more with natural fibers such as wool and flax. Celebrate the enduring cultural legacy of these crafts with 52 "Try It!" projects for makers eager to explore their historical roots.  Learn to make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more.Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool.Explore 14 core techniques rooted in fiber art heritage, including spinning without a wheel, fingerloop braiding, sprang, and more.388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship.With the "Try It!" textile projects, readers can actively practice and connect with the history of fiber arts through hands-on experience.A detailed tool-making section offers directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood. The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts.