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ISBN-13: 9781789940756

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ISBN: 9781789940756

Book Title: Straw Plaiting : Heritage Techniques for Hats, Trimmings, Bags and Baskets

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA

Item Length: 11.1 in

Publication Year: 2023

Format: Hardcover

Language: English

Illustrator: Yes

Item Height: 1.1 in

Author: Veronica Main

Genre: Crafts & Hobbies

Topic: Baskets, Folkcrafts, Fiber Arts & Textiles

Item Weight: 55.4 Oz

Item Width: 8.8 in

Number of Pages: 336 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

Bloomsbury Publishing USA

ISBN-10

1789940753

ISBN-13

9781789940756

eBay Product ID (ePID)

11058366282

Product Key Features

Book Title

Straw Plaiting : Heritage Techniques for Hats, Trimmings, Bags and Baskets

Number of Pages

336 Pages

Language

English

Publication Year

2023

Topic

Baskets, Folkcrafts, Fiber Arts & Textiles

Illustrator

Yes

Genre

Crafts & Hobbies

Author

Veronica Main

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height

1.1 in

Item Weight

55.4 Oz

Item Length

11.1 in

Item Width

8.8 in

Additional Product Features

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Trade

Reviews

"This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited, which is now an endangered craft. Straw and similar fibres have been used for centuries all over the world for headwear but also a variety of artefacts used in daily life, so maybe we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress, "This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited ... we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress "A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft." --Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts "Straw plaiting has all but disappeared from the public consciousness; what was once so common, it touched the lives of everyone everywhere... Veronica Main's exhaustive research may ignite a timely renaissance of interest in straw as we search for sustainable alternatives to plastic." --Polly Leonard, Selvedge Magazine "This is a book that will fascinate and enthral both researchers and makers alike." -- The Braid Society " From simple patterns through to elaborate work for hats and baskets, this is equally enjoyable as a record of a rare craft, or as inspiration to take up straw plaiting and help take this craft off the endangered list. " -- Family Tree, This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited, which is now an endangered craft. Straw and similar fibres have been used for centuries all over the world for headwear but also a variety of artefacts used in daily life, so maybe we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource., "This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited ... we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress "A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft." --Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts "Straw plaiting has all but disappeared from the public consciousness; what was once so common, it touched the lives of everyone everywhere... Veronica Main's exhaustive research may ignite a timely renaissance of interest in straw as we search for sustainable alternatives to plastic." --Polly Leonard, Selvedge Magazine "This is a book that will fascinate and enthral both researchers and makers alike." -- The Braid Society, "This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited, which is now an endangered craft. Straw and similar fibres have been used for centuries all over the world for headwear but also a variety of artefacts used in daily life, so maybe we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress "A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft." --Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts, "This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited, which is now an endangered craft. Straw and similar fibres have been used for centuries all over the world for headwear but also a variety of artefacts used in daily life, so maybe we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress "A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft." --Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts "Straw plaiting has all but disappeared from the public consciousness; what was once so common, it touched the lives of everyone everywhere; whether a consumer of a multitude of straw products or employed in the booming industry, straw was part of everyday life. Veronica Main's exhaustive research may ignite a timely renaissance of interest in straw as we search for sustainable alternatives to plastic." --Polly Leonard, Selvedge Magazine, "This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited ... we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress "A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft." --Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts "Straw plaiting has all but disappeared from the public consciousness; what was once so common, it touched the lives of everyone everywhere... Veronica Main's exhaustive research may ignite a timely renaissance of interest in straw as we search for sustainable alternatives to plastic." --Polly Leonard, Selvedge Magazine "This is a book that will fascinate and enthral both researchers and makers alike." -- The Braid Society "From simple patterns through to elaborate work for hats and baskets, this is equally enjoyable as a record of a rare craft, or as inspiration to take up straw plaiting and help take this craft off the endangered list." -- Family Tree " Straw Plaiting: Heritage Techniques for Hats, Trimmings, Bags and Baskets is sure to become the go-to publication for anyone interested in learning or studying this time-honoured craft." -- HATalk Magazine "adorable...novice-friendly...enchanting... The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow, and Hatchard's detailed explanation of how to read crochet patterns will be a boon to beginners. Crocheters with a literary bent will get a kick out of this." -- Publishers Weekly, "This impressive and thoroughly researched book traces the journey of straw from farmer's field to finished hat. Veronica Main has covered the subject in depth with good illustrations, and the clearly drawn patterns show the many ways straw can be plaited ... we should now make more use of it as a renewable resource." --Alan and Vanessa Hopkins, The School of Historic Dress "A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft." --Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts "Straw plaiting has all but disappeared from the public consciousness; what was once so common, it touched the lives of everyone everywhere... Veronica Main's exhaustive research may ignite a timely renaissance of interest in straw as we search for sustainable alternatives to plastic." --Polly Leonard, Selvedge Magazine

Dewey Edition

CLASSIFICATION_METADATA

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Dewey Decimal

746.41

Table Of Content

Acknowledgements Foreword by Marian Nichols Introduction Terminology 1. Straw Plaiting in Great Britain 2. Straw Plaiting in the Atlantic Islands and North America 3. Straw Plaiting in Europe 4. The Decline of the Straw Plaiting Industry 5. Plaiting Materials 6. Straw Preparation 7. Tools of the Trade 8. Development of Plait Patterns 9. Preparing to Plait 10. Plait Instructions Three, Five and Seven End Plaits Nine and Eleven Ends Basic Plaits Rustic Plaits Piping and Porcupine Purl and Moss Batwing or Vandyke Feather and Wisp Diamond and Wave Brilliant Trimmings Endnotes Conversion Tables Glossary Bibliography Picture Credits Index

Synopsis

Straw plaiting has been used to make accessories from hats and baskets to handbags, trimmings and homewares around the world for centuries. Once employing tens of thousands of people in the UK alone, the craft is now listed as Critically Endangered on the Heritage Crafts Association's Red List. This book aims to change that, drawing on more than 50 previously unpublished patterns and techniques from around the world that will help you to unlock the history and preserve the skills of straw plaiting. For each pattern, follow the step-by-step diagrams and instructions and discover how they were developed whilst learning about materials, tools and preparation. Once familiar with the plaiting techniques - using straw as well as other materials - you will be able to develop your own skills, possibly blending in recycled materials, which are increasingly being used to produce beautiful and unique pieces., An engaging makers' guide to the history and craft of straw plaiting, brimming with helpful step-by-step diagrams., 'A must-have for anyone interested in working with straw and an astonishing contribution to the preservation of this endangered craft.' Jay Blades MBE, Co-Chair of Heritage Crafts An engaging makers' guide to the history and craft of straw plaiting, brimming with helpful step-by-step diagrams. Straw plaiting has been used to make accessories from hats and baskets to handbags, trimmings and homewares around the world for centuries. Once employing tens of thousands of people in the UK alone, the craft is now listed as Critically Endangered on Heritage Crafts' Red List. This book aims to change that, drawing on more than 50 previously unpublished patterns and techniques from around the world that will help you to unlock the history and preserve the skills of straw plaiting. For each pattern, follow the step-by-step diagrams and instructions and discover how they were developed whilst learning about materials, tools and preparation. Once familiar with the plaiting techniques - using straw as well as other materials - you will be able to develop your own skills, possibly blending in recycled materials, which are increasingly being used to produce beautiful and unique pieces.

LC Classification Number

TT876

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