Denmark: Maria Lind Heel Historisk Håndværk needlebinding facebook: stitch-along-sweater, only of course for sweaters, not for hats (i know) that inpired me 🙂 and she is writer of various beautiful booklets in different languages. See her on YouTube, Instgram, she is a great needlebinder and a beautiful person.
Norway: Karin Byom she is Craftsman for @vikingvalley.no and you can Follow @karinbyom for Viking Event Braids. Karin is a great innovator and example for beautiful nalbinding projects. Take a look on pinterest for het stunning products. I admire her for her very beautiful projects and that she want to pass on the nalbinding.
Germany: Was ist denn das? Ulrike Claß-Büttner.
This historical book of nadelbindung, is also a Learning BOOK , with this book and her homepage you can learn this beautiful ancient craft, and it is translated in English to, i want to recommend this beautiful book to beginners of needlebinding.
Denmark: Anne Neumann writer of a Super Nadelbindungs blog. Her blog was a great inspiration for me.
http://nadelbindung.blogspot.com
Finland: Mervi Pasanen With One Needle How to nålbind.
This is a beautiful book and i am glad that it is translated into english. She is both a reenactor and a scholar she is as likely to be found at a reenactors event as she is at an archaeological textile conference. Her blog can be found at https://swanrivercrafts.com/ and her Instagram is https://www.instagram.com/swanmervi
Sweden: Ingela Andersson Lindberg.
I admire her for her very beautiful projects and that she want to pass on the nalbinding. On Instagram, she shares her work and explanations of various stitches via the account @nalbindingela. Ingela is a major authority within the nålebinding community. Through Academia.edu, she shares scholarly articles on topics including nålebinding and its 150 different connection stitches. She is also an instructor in the craft of nålebinding.
I want to ignite a spark of fire within the modern wool crafters and public to give this heritage craft a try and that needlebinding will be passed on to our children.
Bert Veugelers.
Just a thought. I nålbind spirals from nothing to infinity spinning around securing them along spirals into the void thoughts come to rest. a moment :) I would love to pass on this beautiful, age-old craft to all those who are unfamiliar with it yet wish to learn. For me, sharing knowledge with a great deal of love, patience, attention, and dedication is what happiness is all about :)