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It is time to get my wool prepared for spinning. To do that, I'm going to use wool combs to separate the inner and outer coats of wool, the tog and thel. In part 2 of my Historically Accurate Viking Age Apron Dress project, I'm chatting with reenactor Diane Klüsener who portrays life in the Viking Age through reenactments at various museums and markets. Join us as we talk about using historic tools and discus the evidence for wool combs in the early medieval period. Then I'll show you how I use a set of replica wool combs to get Kol's Icelandic wool fleece ready for spinning.
Historically Accurate Apron Dress Part 1 - • My Historically Accura...
~~Sources Mentioned~~
Diane Klüsener Vidar's Horde vidars-horde.de/
Textile Production at 16-22 Coppergate by Penelope Walton Rogers static1.square...
From Flax to Linen: Experiments with flax at Ribe Viking Center www.ribeviking...
Unique Viking textiles found in woman’s grave @NorwegianSciTechNews • Unique Viking textiles...
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