Steps 2 & 3 of a Gretchen rim. Step 1, 'behind one & out' is easy. Steps 2 & 3 are more difficult, so videoed them. Step 4 is the same as step 3.
Inspired by the recent give-away on "Basketcase Miniatures" I began looking in my own collection of miniatures for a round ba...
Today, I am posting photos from Texas Basketweavers Association 2015 Gathering. As I walked around and visited with fellow weavers, I had fun seeing what projects these talented folks had created. An exceptionally beautiful leather purse, beaded and stitched with Alaskan bark by one of Pam Talksky's students. This basket is amazing and I would…
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Making baskets using plants is all dependant on where you live. The climate will have a huge bearing on what you will find growing locally to you.I live in Melbourne, Australia, which is a temperate climate. The plants I collect will be very different from someone living in the tropics or subtropics. Those of us in colder climates can get basket makers envy when we think of warmer spots, and their plentiful palms and vines. Truth is, there are still a wonderful array of plants you can gather in
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This basket, among other uses, is perfect for carrying eggs. The curved twin bottom holds eggs in place perfectly and even if there are only a few in the basket, they won't roll around. Appalachian baskets are made with intersecting hoops (
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On the weekend I caught the last day of the Intertwined exhibition as the Koorie Heritage Trust. As well as the more traditional baskets and eel traps, Lisa Waup‘s little woven nest of feather and fibre really stood out. Lovely pastel colours interwoven with wallaby browns. Artwork like Lisa’s and that of Ruth Woods of …
Another random weave basket to add to the tutorial list, check out the playlist "growing and weaving with natural materials" for more from this channel and s...
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From a single dandelion or bindweed, Suzie Grieve weaves minuscule baskets, pouches, and other wearables that are smaller than the tip of her finger. The braided vessels are the result of a lengthy, holistic process that extends from foraging the wild fibers to twisting the processed cords into durable little containers. Whether striped, checkered, orContinue reading "Tightly Woven Baskets Intertwine Invasive Plants and Weeds into Adorable Miniatures"
