Braid Society members websites.

This contact information is provided in good faith.
The Braid Society does not necessarily recommend the individuals or organisations listed here.

Shirley Berlin
Shirley is passionate about narrow wares, making them, writing about them, and teaching others, often in far-flung places. She and Peter make marudais and bobbins when in Canada.
Ruth Black
"I have 2 websites - ecclesiastical work and secular work.  They are both connected, but atract very different audiences. I am an embroiderer first and foremost, specialising in Celtic-inspired design.  My interest in the Braid Society is that I often have to create my own trimmings to compliment my embroidery."
Jacqui Carey
"Jacqui's biography and a gallery of her work"
Linda Hendrickson
"Linda teaches and writes about tablet weaving and ply-split braiding. The site provides plenty of information about these techniques together with galleries of Linda's work."
Masako Kinoshita
"Masako Kinoshita specializes in the Japanese braiding techniques of Kumihimo, using a stand and bobbins, and Kute-uchi, an archaic technique that predates the stand-and-bobbin method."
Ria Luiten
" On our home-page we have a few photo-books and many links about braiding, knots, textile, japan, old handy craft"
Janis Saunders
"This is a web site of information for narrow textiles;
it includes tablet weaving, inkle, kumihimo, ply-splitting, inkle and loop manipulation. There are links to other web sites and numerous galleries"
Makiko Tada
"Makiko researches, writes about and teaches all aspects of kumihimo."