May 4, 2016 · Viking whipcording (or interlocking, slyngyng, or even spoon tossing) is a fun, fast, and easy way of braiding cords to make bigger, stronger, and more decorative cords. It uses …

'Viking' whipcord braiding, also called interlocking, 'spoon tossing' (Thies, 2006) 'combat braiding' (Livinghistory.co.uk), 'slyngyng' (Soper Lane) and possibly 'slyngva-støkkva' …

bobbins during the Viking age or medieval periods. This does not appear to have stopped people from giving this technique the name of 'Viking whipcording,' and at least two museums …

May 4, 2016 · Most people in the SCA are familiar with the cords that can be produced through fingerweaving and lucet work, but there is a less commonly known type of braiding that may …

Two helpers demonstrate a basic Viking whipcord braiding technique. Weighted bobbins are swung from person to person, creating (in this case) a simple square...

Nov 1, 2018 · While this can be done with two people (tie the cord to a ceiling point, pass bobbins across the space to each other), Kolfinna taught me this one-person method. The key phrase …

The vikings devised a way to use heavy bobbins to control the ends of the thread. The beginning of the cord is attached overhead firmly, and the bobbins are manipulated to form the cord, …

Oct 30, 2016 · My standard pass sequence for asterisk patterns is 2-5, 3-6, 1-4. This brings your passes around in a continuous circle. When you change it to 2-5, 3-6, 1-4, 3-6, like a see-saw, …

Step 1: The wooden toothpicks/matchsticks are not required, but they do strengthen the finished bobbin, and help line things up for assembly. If you are going to use them, first check them for …

Viking Whip Cording (engl.) Ich habe auch schon andere Bezeichnungen für das Tundeln innerhalb Deutschland gehört. Das macht es auch schwierig zu wissen, welche Technik nun …