Flax and Linen

Name: Flax and Linen
Brand: Allen & Unwin
SKU: 9780852637272
Price: 29.99 NZD
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By Patricia Baines

Series: Shire Library

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Flax and Linen by Patricia Baines delves into the historical and practical significance of flax and linen, tracing their journey from ancient cultivation to modern uses. The book explores the science behind flax cultivation and linen production, showcasing their ecological benefits and versatile applications. Baines offers insights into traditional and contemporary techniques, making it a valuable read for anyone interested in natural fibres and sustainable textiles.
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Format: Paperback / softback

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If you appreciate the intricate craft of textile production and have a keen interest in the natural processes involved in creating linen from flax, this book offers a detailed exploration of the history, techniques, and science behind this timeless fibre. Ideal for those fascinated by the blend of tradition and innovation in natural textile creation.

Flax and Linen

A compact, pocket history of the use and production of flax processing for textile making.

A compact, pocket history of the use and production of flax processing for textile making.

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A compact, pocket history of the use and production of flax for textile making.

Flax and Linen gives an account of the processes and tools involved in the production of linen from flax. Flax has been cultivated for thousands of years to produce the fibre to make linen. The book describes the traditional methods, when the work was done by hand, alongside some of the improvements and machines that have been developed over time.