Did you know stinging nettles can be handspun into yarn. [...]
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A free weaving pattern for making placemats using hemp yarn. [...] While I was attending the Dyers Week workshop in Finland, I learned about the use of peat to create new and interesting yarns. Peat moss is gathered and carded with wool, and spun into yarn that can be woven or knitted into garments. Peat can also be made into paper or used in feltmaking [...] A weaving draft for twill and tabby towels, woven with hemp yarns [...] A free weaving pattern for tea towels using hemp yarns. [...] From Sting to Spin. A History of Nettle Fibre by Gillian Edom [...] Nettles can be used to spin fiber. [...] A project to weave a rya tapestry using hemp yarns. [...] A free crochet pattern for a water bottle [...] Hemp Huck and Leno Lace weaving project [...] Growing Hemp in the Kootenays Hemp used to be a crop that was grown in the Kootenay region of British Columbia. The Douhkobors and other settlers grew both hemp and flax and processed it for their clothing. In a previous article, I have mentioned that in Canada, hemp is again legal to grow for [...] About growing hemp in Canada [...] Sources, information and articles about weaving and knitting with hemp yarns and spinning fibre and blends (hemp, wool, cottons, silk [...] Weaving with Hemp to produce beautiful linens and fabrics [...] This page last edited on April 13, 2011 SEARCH AGAIN 
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