Bobbin tossing - Revision history

Sarah Van Der Goes: added category, wikified

2007-07-11T19:51:27Z

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	Ingredients:		Ingredients:
	*4 ~~bobbins~~, or bottles full of water or sand, sticks, small rocks with holes in them, or any other kind of weight that can be tied on a string		*4 [[bobbin]]s, or bottles full of [[water]] or sand, sticks, small rocks with holes in them, or any other kind of weight that can be tied on a string
	*4 strands of string		*4 strands of [[string]]
	*a hook approx 2m off the ground		*a [[hook]] approx 2m off the ground
	*two people (one person versions occur too)		*two people (one person versions occur too)
	Recipe:		Recipe:
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	Cords of this structure are documented in [[Viking]] York ([[England]]), although we cannot be sure which technique was used to create them.		Cords of this structure are documented in [[Viking]] York ([[England]]), although we cannot be sure which technique was used to create them.

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2006-02-24T17:01:10Z

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	Cords of this structure are documented in [[Viking]] York ([[England]]), although we cannot be sure which technique was used to create them.		Cords of this structure are documented in [[Viking]] York ([[England]]), although we cannot be sure which technique was used to create them.

	More instructions (and pictures):
	*http://polaris.umuc.edu/~Ejthies/sca/interlocking.pdf
	*http://polaris.umuc.edu/~Ejthies/whipcord.htm

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2004-09-30T03:34:13Z

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	*4 strands of string		*4 strands of string
	*a hook approx 2m off the ground		*a hook approx 2m off the ground
	*two people (one person versions ~~occurs~~ too)		*two people (one person versions occur too)
			Recipe:
	recepie:
	*tie each string to a bobbin.		*tie each string to a bobbin.
	*tie other end of all 4 strings to the hook		*tie other end of all 4 strings to the hook
	*stand opposite each other (about 1m apart) holding a bobbin in each hand		*stand opposite each other (about 1m apart) holding a bobbin in each hand
	*simultaneously throw the bobbin from your left hand to your partner, catching their ~~bobin~~.		*simultaneously throw the bobbin from your left hand to your partner, catching their bobbin.
	*do the same with the bobbin in your right hands		*do the same with the bobbin in your right hands
	*repeat (left hands, right hands) until end of string		*repeat (left hands, right hands) until end of string
	*adjust how hard you pull on the string to adjust tension		*adjust how hard you pull on the string to adjust tension
	*experiment with ~~differnt~~ colours in ~~differnt~~ starting positions to achieve patterns such as ~~spiraling~~, straight lines along cord, etc.		*experiment with different colours in different starting positions to achieve patterns such as spiralling, straight lines along cord, etc.

	A similar effect can be created using [[fingerweaving]] with 4 cords, or [[fingerloop]] braiding with 4 loops, but both tend to be shorter, slower, and less fun.		A similar effect can be created using [[fingerweaving]] with 4 cords, or [[fingerloop]] [[braiding]] with 4 loops, but both tend to be shorter, slower, and less fun.

	Cords of this structure are ~~doccumented~~ in ~~viking~~ ~~york~~ (~~england~~), although we ~~canot~~ be sure which technique was used to create them.		Cords of this structure are documented in [[Viking]] York ([[England]]), although we cannot be sure which technique was used to create them.

	~~more~~ instructions (and pictures):		More instructions (and pictures):
	http://polaris.umuc.edu/~~%7Ejthies~~/sca/interlocking.pdf		*http://polaris.umuc.edu/~Ejthies/sca/interlocking.pdf
	http://polaris.umuc.edu/~~%7Ejthies~~/whipcord.htm		*http://polaris.umuc.edu/~Ejthies/whipcord.htm

Tiff at 05:00, 27 September 2004

2004-09-27T05:00:04Z

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Ingredients:
*4 bobbins, or bottles full of water or sand, sticks, small rocks with holes in them, or any other kind of weight that can be tied on a string
*4 strands of string
*a hook approx 2m off the ground
*two people (one person versions occurs too)
recepie:
*tie each string to a bobbin.
*tie other end of all 4 strings to the hook
*stand opposite each other (about 1m apart) holding a bobbin in each hand
*simultaneously throw the bobbin from your left hand to your partner, catching their bobin.
*do the same with the bobbin in your right hands
*repeat (left hands, right hands) until end of string
*adjust how hard you pull on the string to adjust tension
*experiment with differnt colours in differnt starting positions to achieve patterns such as spiraling, straight lines along cord, etc.

A similar effect can be created using [[fingerweaving]] with 4 cords, or [[fingerloop]] braiding with 4 loops, but both tend to be shorter, slower, and less fun.

Cords of this structure are doccumented in viking york (england), although we canot be sure which technique was used to create them.

more instructions (and pictures):
http://polaris.umuc.edu/%7Ejthies/sca/interlocking.pdf
http://polaris.umuc.edu/%7Ejthies/whipcord.htm