Beginning Nalbinding: Learning the Oslo Stitch and Closed Spirals
About Beginning Nalbinding: Learning the Oslo Stitch and Closed Spirals
Nalbinding is an ancient fiber arts technique often found in Viking age burials. This art form predates both knitting and crochet.
In this class you will learn the Oslo stitch and how to create closed spirals that can be used to create hats and bags.
You will leave with your Nalbinding needle and a handout
The capacity for this class is 8 students.
Materials, Equipment, and Supplies the Student Must Bring to Class
No materials required.
Materials Kit and Kit Description
Your class registration fee includes a materials kit with a value of $10 which includes:
Nalbinding needle and bulky 100 % wool yarn
Pre-class Homework
No homework required.
Age Range
Minimum age requirement for workshop: 18
Skill Level
All Levels
What skills or knowledge do students need to take this workshop?
No previous skills or knowledge needed.
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When
Single 3-hour live in-person seminar.
Class Location
Boone 03
How It Works
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Refund Policy: To cancel an enrollment or request a refund, contact [email protected]. For 30+ days before, we refund 95%. Between 30 and 5 days, receive a 75% refund. No refunds within 5 days of class start date.
Nharah Clark
Nharah Clark is a fiber artist, instructor, and historic textile specialist. For the last six years, she has co-owned SPARKLE Studio, a working and teaching fiber arts studio located at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment in Huntsville, AL. She is deeply immersed in historic reenactment and has devoted 25 years to learning and teaching the fiber arts methods of the past.
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