Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Double-Eyed Brass Nalbinding Needle
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
Wooden Nalbinding Needles
I have some new wooden nalbinding needles available in my Etsy shop. They are hand made by a Missouri craftsmen who does amazing work, and the needles have an amazing look and feel to them. To see the colors and sizes that I currently have available, please see my Etsy listing here. They are perfect for beginners and experienced people alike.
These needles would also be great for reenactments. Amazingly it is believed that nalbinding predates knitting by about a thousand years! And with Nalbinding being such a rare craft it would be perfect for a reenactment demonstration.
Nalbinding also makes a great craft for taking on a trip since you don't have to worry about losing your place. And because of the way the fabric is made is does not unravel if dropped. Making it a great project to take with you on the go.
Friday, March 1, 2024
Last Antler Crochet Hook + Hook and Needle Sale
I recently listed my last antler tipped crochet hook in my shop. It might be awhile before I can get more of these back I stock, so there is a very limited supply currently. And for a limited time I am offering my antler tipped crochet hooks, antler nalbinding needles, and my new faux bone needles, for 10% off with the secret coupon code listed below.
Coupon Code: ANTLER10
They are crafted by a Missouri artisan, and each one is unique in appearance. Making them each one of a kind. For sizing and other info, please take a look at their listings here.
Monday, February 26, 2024
NEW - Faux Bone Nalbinding Needle
---I only have one of these new faux bone needles currently available, so be sure to check it out soon.--
I am currently offering a new faux bone nalbinding needle in my shop. Which is made from a sustainably sourced, cruelty-free, faux bone material. They are hand made by a Missouri craftsman who does beautiful work. And the needles have an amazing look and feel to them. Perfect for beginners and experienced people alike. This needle would also be great for reenactments. Amazingly it is believed that nalbinding predates knitting by about a thousand years!





