Making Cordage from Red Deer Sinew @SallyPointer
Making Cordage from Red Deer Sinew  @SallyPointer
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Sinew from the leg or back tendons of large animals has been a valuable resource since the stone age. it's often used in bowstrings and making bows, but is also excellent as a strong thread for other purposes.

Today I am processing fresh tendon into a storable form and pounding it to release the strong collagen fibres which are perfect for cordage making.


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Making Cordage from Red Deer Sinew

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