String and Cordage Kit
Perfect for anyone wanting to experiment with prehistoric-style cordage making, our craft pack includes at least 32g of prepared hemp or flax fibre (selection will vary according to my supplies, but both work up the same way and are equally good to experiment with), a brief introduction to the nature of the evidence for prehistoric cordage, and simple instructions.
The kit is also supported by a step by step video tutorial on YouTube for those that prefer to learn visually. In fact, we have several cordage videos on our YouTube channel (fastest way there is to follow the YouTube link in our social media bar at the top of the page).
Makes a great class project, there is enough fibre here to make enough cordage 'bracelets' for a whole class as well as being a great resource for larger projects.
Perfect for anyone wanting to experiment with prehistoric-style cordage making, our craft pack includes at least 32g of prepared hemp or flax fibre (selection will vary according to my supplies, but both work up the same way and are equally good to experiment with), a brief introduction to the nature of the evidence for prehistoric cordage, and simple instructions.
The kit is also supported by a step by step video tutorial on YouTube for those that prefer to learn visually. In fact, we have several cordage videos on our YouTube channel (fastest way there is to follow the YouTube link in our social media bar at the top of the page).
Makes a great class project, there is enough fibre here to make enough cordage 'bracelets' for a whole class as well as being a great resource for larger projects.
Perfect for anyone wanting to experiment with prehistoric-style cordage making, our craft pack includes at least 32g of prepared hemp or flax fibre (selection will vary according to my supplies, but both work up the same way and are equally good to experiment with), a brief introduction to the nature of the evidence for prehistoric cordage, and simple instructions.
The kit is also supported by a step by step video tutorial on YouTube for those that prefer to learn visually. In fact, we have several cordage videos on our YouTube channel (fastest way there is to follow the YouTube link in our social media bar at the top of the page).
Makes a great class project, there is enough fibre here to make enough cordage 'bracelets' for a whole class as well as being a great resource for larger projects.
