Mar 8, 2023
made some Bone Needles. the tiny one was taken from a metatarsus, larger one from a rib, both from the same whitetail deer.
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made some Bone Needles. the tiny one was taken from a metatarsus, larger one from a rib, both from the same whitetail deer.
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3,000-Year-Old Bird-Shaped Vessel Placed Burial Urn Found in Bulgaria’s Baley in Crucial Thracian Bronze Age Necropolis
3,000-Year-Old Bird-Shaped Vessel Placed Burial Urn Found in Bulgaria’s Baley in Crucial Thracian Bronze Age Necropolis
This more than 3,000-year-old encrusted ceramic bird-shaped vessel depicting a duck or another water bird species, has been found by archaeologists inside an urn in the Bronze Age necropolis in Baley in Northwest Buglaria. Photo: National Institute and Museum of Archaeology Archaeologists have discovered 15 new graves from the 2nd millennium BC, the Middle Bronze Age and the Late Bronze Age, near…
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My one moment of true happiness was making a bone needle by grinding it against sand on a rock many, many years ago
So I got new clip-on earrings, pretty little Dead by Daylight ones ❤️ Killer earrings to say the least!
Also made a necklace some time ago, with amethyst and a bone needle, which you can take off the ring to use in nalbinding.
Bone sewing needles from Altamira 13 500 - 11 000 BP. This Palaeolithic invention had the same purpose as the current tool: to make clothes, shoes or hats. With parallel grooves made with a burin, thin rods were extracted from the bone which later were perforated and polished on stone to make needles. The smallest ones, with a 2 mm diameter and an eye, prove how well they tanned skins to make clothes, and how thin the thread was, which was probably made of animal tendon. Photo: Altamira National Museum and Research Centre © Ministry of Culture, http://www.spainisculture.com/
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Just finished a new batch of needlecases. One is currently up on Etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/220286277/antler-needle-case?
Made myself a bone needle for naalbinding, which is a really old-fashioned way of knitting. Going to dig out some thread and give it a try.
The bone is an old coyote bone I found down in Arkansas.
I just finished a needle case made from an antler I was given. The listing is up on Etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/210339493/antler-needle-case?
I love this thing.