| A Few Medieval Braids: 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. |
| Beginning Kumihimo: A kumihimo beginner's instructional handout. |
| Braidweaver - Carol Franklin: Introduction to Kumihimo on the Taka Dai, including description of the parts of the device and braiding instructions. |
| Bristow, Chrissy: Features braid and bead work jewelry. Includes artist background and gallery. |
| Carey, Jacqui: Features the artist's work in kumihimo and contains information about workshops. |
| Fiber Expression: Maryse Levenson, weaver, braidmaker and teacher. Includes resume, classes offered and scheduled, and gallery of work. |
| Fifteenth-Century Fingerlooped Braid Reproductions: Samples by Carolyn Priest-Dorman, with photographs and comments. |
| Fingerloop Braids: Discusses braids found in Medieval excavations and gives instructions with illustrations to create a basic fingerloop braid. |
| Fingerloop Braids: Fingerloop braids from 15th-17th century Medieval Europe. Transcribed and interpreted from documents of the era with detailed instructions and profuse illustrations. |
| Hendrickson, Linda: Information on tablet weaving and ply-split braiding, photos of bands, braids, and baskets, workshop descriptions, mail order supplies and instructions. |
| Hirai Kumihimo House: 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. |
| Holmberg, Shawnnee: Features artist's statement and her work in origami and kumihimo jewelry. |
| Kinoshita, Masako: Artist working in kumihimo as well as kute-uchi, an archaic technique she reconstructed. Includes information on workshops. |
| Kumihimo: Includes a bibliography and brief discussion about equipment. |
| Kumihimo: Lessons, information and sources for Japanese kumihimo, maru dai braiding techniques and equipment. |
| Loop-Manipulation Braiding Research & Information Center: A bilingual (English and Japanese) newsletter about loop-manipulation braiding which includes kute-uchi and slentre. |
| Making a Viking Whip-cord: Instructions for making a 4 strand braid using a method called interlocking or Viking Whip-cord. |
| Melbourne Kumihimo Group: 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. |
| Owen, Rodrick: Author, teacher and artist. Features example pieces, biography, and teaching schedule. |
| Raskin-Schmitz, Juliana: A German braider's gallery of works, with a synopsis of artist's background. |
| Spinning Jenny: The home page of a fibreholic. Includes her work in braids and bands (kumihimo, tablet weaving, ply-splitting) as well as knitting, spinning and weaving. |
| Tada, Makiko: Author, teacher, artist, and industry consultant. Features a bibliography, gallery, and event schedule. |
| The Braid Society: Group which focuses on narrow off-loom techniques. Includes membership information, resources and events. |
| Van Epen, Marijke: Features ethnic weaving techniques and tablet weaving. Includes gallery, information on workshops and publications. |
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