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 |
| http://www.shirleyberlin.com |
| 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 |
| anna Macneil - http://www.annamacneil.co.uk Ecclesiastical Embroidery - http://www.angelforce.co.uk/vestments |
| "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 |
| http://careycompany.com/Jacqui-home.html |
| "Jacqui's biography and a gallery of her work" |
| Linda Hendrickson |
| http://www.lindahendrickson.com |
| "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 |
| http://geocities.com/lmbric |
| "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 |
| http://groups.msn.com/HANDWERKEN |
| " On our home-page we have a few photo-books and many links about braiding, knots, textile, japan, old handy craft" |
| Janis Saunders |
| http://www.weavershand.com |
| "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 |
| http://www.texte.co.jp/makiko/index.html |
| "Makiko researches, writes about and teaches all aspects of kumihimo." |