Stitchcollection Needlebinding Schlingentechnik, Schlingennähtechnik, Nadelbindung, Nalbinding, Nålbing, Nalebinding, Nalebinding, Naalebinding, Laddebinden, Needlebinding, Looping, Looped Needle Netting Needlebinding is an ancient, globally widespread and almost forgotten handicraft technique for the production of textiles in particular. A usually blunt, wider, short needle (e.g. wood) and a finite, usually thicker thread (e.g. virgin wool) are used to needle loops together to form a fabric. In addition to the lack of running stitches, as open loops always form knots, Needlebinding is characterized by its almost infinite variation possibilities in terms of design and stitches. This booklet contains an extensive collection of stitches (basic stitches and their variations, connections) as well as tips and tricks. - - - - - - - This is a booklet of 42 pages - - - - - - - The legend mainly explains the connections and provides other information on the stitch collection. The first basic stitch shown is Oslo in the thumb catch method for right-handed people. The Stitchcollection itself is divided into the Finnish stitches, the Russian stitches, the Turning stitches, the Single-phase stitches 01 and 02 and the Other stitches. Each stitch is illustrated with its name, stitch pattern, abbreviated notation, Hansen notation, an explanation of the thumb catch method and a note. This contains, for example, comparisons with the basic stitch or references to other connections. Under tips and tricks, you will find brief explanations such as condensing, starting from the magic loop, weaving with two and three strands, different types of increases and the finger heel. Finally, the authors are listed in the further information section as the source of the research and their web address.