Bravo j' aime cette vidéo

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Trop merveilleux 😮😊i like it so much

Love naar vlas ❤😊

vive le lin . j'ai stratifié du ctp de 3 mm. avec du lin , nickel .

Merci beaucoup !! x

Toujours impressionnants ces procédés industriels

Does anyone know why the Libeco familyname “Libeert” was said so weirdly. The “ee” looks moreso Dutch than Welch. How does the name “Libeert” ring in it’s native Dutch?

I needed but how can I get it

Ca veut dire quoi finition isicaire?

Also linen bedding is wondrous. Cool in summer heat 🌡️Warm in winter

Чи хтось колись спав в снопах льону 💝 це щось неймовірне, як гіпноз

how are the individual strands connected end-to-end to get continuous yarn?

Flax fibers look just like blond hair. I wonder if you could make wigs with it.

fascinating.

very interesting

Interesting fact about linen and wool: Frequency Study In 2003, a study was done by a Jewish doctor, Heidi Yellen, on the frequencies of fabric. According to this study, the human body has a signature frequency of 100, and organic cotton is the same - 100. The study showed that if the number is lower than 100, it puts a strain on the body. A diseased, nearly dead person has a frequency of about 15, and that is where polyester, rayon, and silk register. Nonorganic cotton registers a signature frequency of about 70. However, if the fabric has a higher frequency, it gives energy to the body. This is where linen comes in as a super-fabric. Its frequency is 5,000. Wool is also 5,000, but when mixed together with linen, the frequencies cancel each other out and fall to zero. Even wearing a wool sweater on top of a linen outfit in a study collapsed the electrical field. The reason for this could be that the energy field of wool flows from left to right, while that of linen flows in the opposite direction, from right to left.

To the first people who figured out how to make flax into linen, I salute you.

everything reminds me of her

Amazing 🤩

Decades ago I worked in a now-defunct medium size paper mill owned by Olin/Ecusta/Glatfelter in Pisgah Forest, NC, USA. This mill originally manufactured cigarette and bible paper solely from Alberta, CA sourced flax fiber. This single mill consumed twice as much flax as cited in this video (>2 x 120,000 tons/year). The flax was processed in a manner similar to wood pulp with some unusual, dated technologies along the way that more suited this unusual papermaking raw material. Our product was used by all major US cigarette manufacturers, much of this product exported around the world. We had few competitors in the cigarette paper business. Our French competitor (name escapes me) always made a superior product - maybe it was some of that French-Belgian flax. The Pisgah Forest mill was driven out of business in the early 00s, leaving ~1000 people out of work with no manufacturing nearby to match their former earnings. Some of the mill equipment was parted out to Chinese buyers who started their own paper mill, and hired one of my former coworkers (engineer) to help them get their mill running.

3:05 I finally understand the idea behind the song "The Maid with the Flaxen Hair".

Annoying music; totally unnecessary.

Imagine Joe Friday investigating a robbery... "Just the flax, Ma'am, just the flax".

I watched the video in preview mode, so no audio. I don't understand how the plant is even into long strands. Why do the sections not come apart? Beautiful material..

In Mexico we've got several dress shops with fabulous garments made of linen. I am very keen on wearing it. Love it! ✨ Great documentary 👏🌟✨

Bello davvero! pianta meravigliosa dalle mille virtú - (per i raccoglitori forse sarebbe opportuno indossare una protezione per non respirare le polveri), grazie per la condivisione

I planted my store bought flax seeds and I saw them after ten days they all germinated and the small plants looks very healthy

Thank you for making this videos. Very informative.

If anyone knows the source of vilebrequin linen and not just where it ends on the label of the shorts which says Morocco but where morocco gets the linen and if it is imported from somewhere else. Please let me know, trying to get away from the giant CH if you know what I mean.

I Love 💚 Linen 🌿

I'm in the future now and linen is very underutilised

The Industrial revolution brought all these advance to textile production. It's mind boggling. Such wisdom!

Wonderful. I use linen for painting on but didn't know of these other great qualities.

This is an AI voiced video, isn't it?

I bought my first linen sheets a year ago and it was instant addiction! I like this film for its topic, music and narration. I have watched it several times.

At 3:14, it's really obvious why the term "flaxen hair" is a thing.

Fascinating! Back in grade school we saw an animated short film of a mole who grew flax, processed it and made himself overalls -- this was by far more high tech and informative. I just never forgot that little mole! Flax and hemp besides wool got my vote hands down. Also looking into nettle fiber 😀

when i see videos like this, I always have to wonder: who was the first person to come up with this idea, to find out that if you beat, crush, soak, beat some more, comb, twist, comb again, and weave a PLANT, you can make fabric and clothing out of it? I mean, it's a LOT of steps!

Fascinating

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Yes, linen truly is the fiber of the future, the Bible says God's saints will be wearing white linen in His kingdom!

I think you need to learn something about video editing either audio or music *never* both at the same time its unnecessary and annoying trying to listen to the voice and having music overshadow it *Thumbs down*

Loved it great video thank you for making it 😃👍

Linen is the material of the future while the ancient Egyptians wore it thousands of years ago.

The highest impact on the environment is your single child. The rest 0.0001% of what you do is insignificant.

My favourite fabric.

Can’t believe this is all made from one plant!!

Honestly with most of these who the fuck thought this shit up blows my mind

Not sure about all that goes on in production. But I do know for sure that I will never take my beautiful linen clothing for granted again...