Hammock Making Techniques
Description:
Based on research with ethnographic examples, this book describes and illustrates fabric structures, finishing techniques, and hanging devices used to produce traditionally constructed hammocks. Basics for how to make a hammock using weaving, twining, linking, looping, knotting, and/or sprang in a variety of shapes/constructions.
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