• Learn by doing: make thread, yarn, straw rope, patterned cords, fabrics, and more.
• Focuses on sustainable, all-natural materials such as nettle, flax, hemp, and wool.
• 388 detailed photos make techniques clear and help preserve traditional craftsmanship.
• Includes tool-making directions for 21 types of historical textile tools, using branches and scrap wood.

The blend of hands-on guidance and fascinating historical context makes this book an essential resource for anyone passionate about preserving and understanding the interconnected world of fiber arts.