Transforming Nettle Stalks: Crafting Durable Cordage and a Beautiful Mat with My Traditional Technique

@clareartista: What a fabulous post this is dear friend @theworldaroundme 💝💝💝💝 I love how you've so eloquently shown how we can use such a versatile plant, and make a beautiful useful household mat ☺️☺️☺️☺️🌺🤗

@calendulacraft: So amazing!! I have never had enough nettle to make cordage with but I have with corcosmia. Beautifully explained how to wind the twine too.

@pepefashion: What a nice creativity, you did great transformation 👍👍👍👍👍 I love it, weldone.

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@abenad: This is so brilliant! I love the part where you roll it gently on your skin. I love how great the pictures came out. I’ll try this some day.

@trucklife-family: I love nettles, the plant is so versatile. Thank you for this awesome step by step guide to make cordage. It's skills like this that are important and that we need to be teaching our children xxx

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@ruffatotmeee: Wahhh, such an amazing process and you natural ingredients which make it more amazing. I do this using a plastic straw rope, just to make it more strong and to make it last a long time. But this one and using that amazing nettles is mucj cooler! And I love the color too, it's the color of nature.

@sunscape: What a great technique and so resourceful. I've never seen anything like this before. I am amazed when I see someone creating something from nature. Well done!

@riverflows: I did this once, years ago! Love it. Thanks for sharing.

@kesityu.fashion: That just has been so inspiring, Thanks! For some reason I always thought it would be way to complicated to make nettle cords by hand, I guess I'll give it a go now:) Would you mind sharing the necklace you made with the cord? I'd love to see the result.

@valued-customer: I did not realize nettle had such a fibrous stalk. It is a good thing to know, and the detailed instruction on how to make twine is just as valuable. Thanks!