Twine

Although fragile, the construction is clear: it is made of bast fibre (almost certainly flax ) twine; the cords are braided in a 10-strand elliptical sennit and the cradle seems to have been woven from the same lengths of twine used to form the cords.

The bone tip is fastened to a length of braided twine meanwhile; the hunter held the other end of the twine in his hand.

She brushed the dirt away and lifted up a bulky, heavy sack and unwound the twine.

The farm will supply a saw if you need one, but she also advises to bring a tarp and a ball of twine for putting the tree in the trunk of the car, or on the roof.

We’re expecting Mitch Marner to keep shooting the puck, picking Alex Killorn to get on the board and selecting Corey Perry to tickle the twine.

All you need is a strip of cotton from an old T-shirt or a piece of garden twine (needs to be natural fibre, not plastic or nylon), and a container of water.

On a power play, defenceman Bryce Pickford fired a shot from the point that found twine at 3:19 for the lead.

So far in January, City have signed Billy Sharp, Pandur and Fabio Carvalho while Scott Twine has been the sole high-profile departure from Rosenior's squad.

Speaking after the meeting, Mr Twine said: “There was a realisation within the parish forum that the national park authority was not the body that makes decision with regard to local transport or indeed school transport.

The jars are secured with a lid and a muslin cloth, tied together with twine.

Then, after Redfield robbed Douris, Olson got in the scoring fun, taking a pass from Brown and tickling the twine with 8:55 left, pushing the lead to 6-3.

Twine arrived with a glowing reputation for the quality of his set-pieces, but his only free-kick goal came in the 3-0 win over Cardiff City in mid-December, and he says the difference in balls between Premier League and EFL didn't help.

Twine's kick goes out of play.

You can use these holes to rig up the pot with some twine and hang it in your garden if you choose.

A doll in that context was two pieces of wood crossed to make a body and arms, and then held together with a little bit of twine,” Adams recalls.

Criss-cross the legs and use a piece of butcher’s twine to tie them together at the ends, just above the joint.

Even the most basic twine will work for a rugged look, or you can paint it using craft glue for a brighter look.

I’m all about this black twine and gold mousey combo, obviously: stylish, slick, obviously belonging to a magic cat.

Investigators would discover her mother, Penny, had driven to a secluded location, in the dark, tackled Karissa, and, strangled her with a piece of twine.

She commended Twine and Cordage for adhering to the recommended Covid-19 health measures to ensure that the pandemic is prevented from spreading.