I would love to be able to add your documentation to the Florilegium after this Queen’s Prize event. While I have this file on kumihimo, I’ve not even heard of marudai or takadai before and I’m sure that is true for others as well.
Kumihimo-art (10K) 5/ 4/08 "Kumihimo - The Japanese art of making braided cord" by Erlan Skald di Norlandi.
http://www.florilegium.org/files/TEXTILES/Kumihimo-art.html

My standard policy is that author keeps the copyright and I accept updates at any time.

Please consider this so others can learn of these crafts you’ve spent the time to learn.

Stefan

On Aug 13, 2014, at 9:49 AM, Charles <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Greetings Calontir,
>  
> Ok, I need another group of reviewers for my Queen's Prize documentation. 
>  
> This time I'm looking for people that have never done kumihimo on a marudai and/or takadai. If you've worked a marudai but not a takadai then that's ok.
>  
> I'd like to see if my written instructions make sense to someone who's never worked a marudai or takadai. Luckily I'll have several guinea pigs...erm...volunteers this Sunday for the kute-uchi instructions.
>  
> Nakos

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