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Actions Displays	Net-Making and Knotting Remove from selection Add to selection TitleNet-Making and Knotting Author Warren Hartzell (author)‎ Lura LaBarge (author)‎ Place of publicationNew York, London, Sydney PublisherSterling, Oak Tree Year of publication1974 Pagination56 p. IllustrationsIllus., black and white drawings and diagrams, black and white photographs, colour photographs Dimensions19 x 19.1 cm Materialbook Series titleLittle Craft Book Series Class numberTT840 .H3 1974 ISBN0806953101 Subjectknots and splices, netting, macramé, handicraft With the aid of over 100 step-by-step diagrams as well as many black-and-white and colour photographs, the authors teach how to make your own shuttle, and then acquaint you with various netting techniques - diamond and square meshing - and with three different methods of starting - the double headrope, grommet, and single headrope methods. You will learn how to dye your nets, and how to use different craft yarns for special effects. Most importantly, however, the authors present an unusual assortment of netted projects for you to make and learn from - a book bag, shopping bag, mini-hammock and hammock, planter, lamp cover and sculpture - as well as standard, practical nets for sports and fishing.

TitleNet-Making and Knotting

Author

Place of publicationNew York, London, Sydney

Year of publication1974

Pagination56 p.

IllustrationsIllus., black and white drawings and diagrams, black and white photographs, colour photographs

Dimensions19 x 19.1 cm

Materialbook

Series titleLittle Craft Book Series

Class numberTT840 .H3 1974

ISBN0806953101

With the aid of over 100 step-by-step diagrams as well as many black-and-white and colour photographs, the authors teach how to make your own shuttle, and then acquaint you with various netting techniques - diamond and square meshing - and with three different methods of starting - the double headrope, grommet, and single headrope methods. You will learn how to dye your nets, and how to use different craft yarns for special effects. Most importantly, however, the authors present an unusual assortment of netted projects for you to make and learn from - a book bag, shopping bag, mini-hammock and hammock, planter, lamp cover and sculpture - as well as standard, practical nets for sports and fishing.