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I will be posting my research, links and progress here on my Nålebinding wool gloves and socks. If possible I will also make a hat and neck covering.
I am learning the Oslo Nålebinding stitch. I plan to make my socks and mittens using the wool that I will spin from raw Icelandic Sheep fleece. I will need to wash, card/comb and spin into thick, single-ply yarn.
"Hald's Type IIa
Nordland's notation calls this 4[12]. Hansen's notation calls this stitch UO/UOO F1. Larry Schmitt calls it "Oslo stitch." As Viking nålebinding goes, this is a commonly occurring stitch, with at least three known and geographically disparate examples, all mittens. " SOURCE
Nålebinding (Danish: literally "binding with a needle" or "needle-binding", also naalbinding, nålbinding or naalebinding SOURCE
Links
Nalbinding Stitch Index *****
by Joanna Hobbins
- Joanna has a great Nalbinding page with many links and she has actually made several
stitches and added the pics.
Nalebinding (13-page, PDF) *****
by Fru Cristina Stolte / Anna Gustafsson
- The images on pages 5 and 6 really help to clearly see how to do the stitches.
Bernhard's Nadelbinden (Oslo Stitch)
by Bernhard Dankbar
- Her site is amazing and worth a look.
Phiala's String Page - Basic Naalbinding Stitches
by
Sarah Goslee
- Oslo (UO/UOO) is the first one on this page. Her fiber site is great and worth a long look.
Nålebinding Techniques in the Viking Age
by Carolyn Priest-Dorman / Þóra Sharptooth
- Go down to 'Hald's Type IIa' for the Oslo stitch. Her entir site is amazing.
Equipment Guide #1 Basic Costume (80-page PDF) *****
Originally Compiled by Russell Scott for THE VIKINGS Ex Libris:
by The Vikings (Resources -> Guides)
- p. 60-62 'Annex 6 - Practicle Naalbinding'
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