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  Fingerloop Braids http://fingerloop.org/
Fingerloop braids from 15th-17th century Medieval Europe. Transcribed and interpreted from documents of the era with detailed instructions and profuse illustrations.
  Carey, Jacqui http://www.careycompany.com/Jacqui-home.html
Features the artist's work in kumihimo and contains information about workshops.
  Kumihimo http://knitting.about.com/od/
Lessons, information and sources for Japanese kumihimo, maru dai braiding techniques and equipment.
  Fingerloop Braids http://www.bumply.com/Medieval/braiding01.html
Discusses braids found in Medieval excavations and gives instructions with illustrations to create a basic fingerloop braid.
  Fifteenth-Century Fingerlooped Braid Reproductions http://www.cs.vassar.edu/~capriest/fingerloop.html
Samples by Carolyn Priest-Dorman, with photographs and comments.
  The Braid Society http://www.braidsociety.org/
Group which focuses on narrow off-loom techniques. Includes membership information, resources and events.
  Tada, Makiko http://www.texte.co.jp/makiko/
Author, teacher, artist, and industry consultant. Features a bibliography, gallery, and event schedule.
  A Few Medieval Braids http://www.stringpage.com/braid/braid.html
Instructions with illustrations for creating a basic flat braid, a basic round or square braid, a guilloche, and a fingerloop braid. Different strand configurations are shown.
  Holmberg, Shawnnee http://theholmbergs.com/shawnnee.htm
Features artist's statement and her work in origami and kumihimo jewelry.
  Kinoshita, Masako http://www.geocities.com/lmbric/
Artist working in kumihimo as well as kute-uchi, an archaic technique she reconstructed. Includes information on workshops.
  Braidweaver - Carol Franklin http://www.braidweaver.com/
Introduction to Kumihimo on the Taka Dai, including description of the parts of the device and braiding instructions.
  Kumihimo http://braiding.org/
Includes a bibliography and brief discussion about equipment.
  Melbourne Kumihimo Group http://home.vicnet.net.au/~handspin/mkgmain.htm
Affiliated with the Handweavers and Spinners Guild of Victoria in Australia. Includes membership information, examples of items made using the technique and demonstration at the marudai.
  Hirai Kumihimo House http://www.dento.gr.jp/hirai/index2.html
A craft house in Japan producing items including sashes, haori laces and jewelry. Includes a brief background of the art and pictures of the various types of stands in use.
  Fiber Expression http://www.fiberexpression.com/
Maryse Levenson, weaver, braidmaker and teacher. Includes resume, classes offered and scheduled, and gallery of work.
  Loop-Manipulation Braiding Research & Information Center http://www.lmbric.org/
A bilingual (English and Japanese) newsletter about loop-manipulation braiding which includes kute-uchi and slentre.
  Beginning Kumihimo http://www.gflower.org/kumihimo.htm
A kumihimo beginner's instructional handout.
  Making a Viking Whip-cord http://genvieve.net/sca/whipcording-howto.html
Instructions for making a 4 strand braid using a method called interlocking or Viking Whip-cord.
  Van Epen, Marijke http://home-3.tiscali.nl/~robfigee/vanepen/index.html
Features ethnic weaving techniques and tablet weaving. Includes gallery, information on workshops and publications.
  Owen, Rodrick http://homepage.mac.com/billgreene1/owen/owenhome.html
Author, teacher and artist. Features example pieces, biography, and teaching schedule.
  Hendrickson, Linda http://www.lindahendrickson.com/
Information on tablet weaving and ply-split braiding, photos of bands, braids, and baskets, workshop descriptions, mail order supplies and instructions.

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