Become an expert at the art of traditional English basketry! This detailed guide to every technique shows how to choose materials, including hedgerow wood and rush; put together a kit of basic tools and workshop equipment; and carry out a range of weaves and structures. Try stake-and-strand, frame, ribbed, coiled, plaited, or twined. Add attractive borders; handles both decorative and appealing; perfectly sized lids, plus fastenings and fittings. You'll even find out how to create original designs!
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English willow basketry techniques,
By bvj54 "bvj54" (Colorado Springs, CO USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Complete Book of Basketry Techniques (Paperback)
This book has lots of great information on growing, preparing and using English willow to make baskets. The title suggests a more general topic. There are several example baskets with good instructions and diagrams, but if you're looking for instructions on flat- or round-reed baskets, look at Lyn Siler's books instead.
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Baskets have been made everywhere in the world and their style, design and shape are largely determined by the materials that grow locally. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
plait border, trac border, bye stakes, rod border, extra weavers, seated method, rapping iron, centre cane, diameter round base, wrapping rods, hoop base, sticks threaded, extra stakes, blunt corners, twisted rod, handle bow, extra stick, extra rods, willow rod, foot border, oval base, stout rods, side stakes, first upright, upright stake New!
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Baskets have been made everywhere in the world and their style, design and shape are largely determined by the materials that grow locally. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
plait border, trac border, bye stakes, rod border, extra weavers, seated method, rapping iron, centre cane, diameter round base, wrapping rods, hoop base, sticks threaded, extra stakes, blunt corners, twisted rod, handle bow, extra stick, extra rods, willow rod, foot border, oval base, stout rods, side stakes, first upright, upright stake New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Far East by Himalayan International Institute on page 1, and page 26
- Baskets and Basketmaking (Album Series) by Alastair Heseltine in Back Matter
- Baskets As Textile Art by Ed Rossbach in Back Matter
- Rush and Leafcraft by Germaine Brotherton in Back Matter
- The Complete Book of Baskets and Basketry by Dorothy Wright in Back Matter
- Cane, Rush and Willow: Weaving with Natural Materials by Hilary Burns in Back Matter
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