PLANTS FOR STRINGMAKING SLIDESHOW
Photo slideshow of many fiber producing plants and some processing details.
This photo series forms the basis for the Cordage Fiber Plants and Stringmaking discussion with Tamara Wilder, which can be offered upon request.
Access to this slideshow and other videos on YouTube can also be gained by subscribing to Paleotechnics on Patreon.
STRINGMAKING & FIBER DISPLAY
starts at minute 1:30
Hands On Demonstrations and Marketplace
Fibershed Wool & Fine Fiber Symposium - Dec 9, 2019
WOMEN’S WILDNESS
and IUD Awareness
Paleotechnics discussion ends at minute 13:30
IUD Awareness discussion starts at minute 13:30
Ladies Who Lead podcast interview with Luna Love
February 24, 2018
FIREMAKING DEMONSTRATION
Occidental Arts & Ecology Center - March 3, 2017
STRINGMAKING
Video Series by the Medil Institute - filmed 2012
Videographer Sky Schofield put lots of effort into this short intro.
Parts 2 and 3 are the nuts and bolts of iris twine making.
Courtesy of the Me'dil Institute, a nonprofit corporation chartered by the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
Part 2 of three part series on this channel:
Making twine or string using iris fibers found throughout the Pacific Northwest.
As demonstrated by Tamara Wilder of Paleotechnics
Courtesy of the Me'dil Institute, a nonprofit corporation chartered by the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
Part 3 of three part series on this channel.
Making twine or string using iris fibers found throughout the Pacific Northwest.
As demonstrated by Tamara Wilder of Paleotechnics
Courtesy of the Me'dil Institute, a nonprofit corporation chartered by the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
3 Ply Iris Twine Making.
As demonstrated by Tamara Wilder of Paleotechnics
You can see the longer version of the original iris twine video in three parts on this channel or in one video here.
Courtesy of the Me'dil Institute, a nonprofit corporation chartered by the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
Making 2 ply twine with 2 people using Dogbane.
Courtesy of the Me'dil Institute, a nonprofit corporation chartered by the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
Full length Iris Twine Video on Internet Archive.
Courtesy of the Me'dil Institute, a nonprofit corporation chartered by the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
Video by YMAA Retreat Center
ANCIENT LIVING SKILLS
OVERVIEW PROGRAM
Video by YMAA Retreat Center - October 2011