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About Green Wedding Baskets For Your Earth Friendly, Sustainable Wedding

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Are made from sustainable, hand-collected, wild materials, mostly vines, but some grasses, herbs, leaves, etc. are used. How are Green Wedding Baskets different from other baskets? Green Wedding Baskets are entiredly pesticide and chemical free. Grown, collected, woven in the USA. Responsibly collected, sustainably harvested, totaly Earth-friendly, eco-conscious and "green" in every sense of the word! Why is this unusual or important? What about other baskets labeled "organic? Where was it made? Some of ...

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Fibers – Coil Basketry | Sculpture

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Elements and Principles of Art. Fibers – Coil Basketry. Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely. Auguste Rodin. Fibers – Coil Basketry. Goals of the Assignment:. Students will create a fiber-based sculpture using various basket construction techniques. Patterns. Will be inspired by Native American basketry. Students will have the opportunity to push the artwork into a contemporary and perhaps less than functional, more non-objective, approach. Color. Will also be evaluated.

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Woven Sculpture – Harriet Goodall

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Woven lighting and sculpture. HOVER for image information and CLICK on the images to enlarge and view slideshow. Images on this site may not be reproduced, communicated or copied without permission. 15 thoughts on “ Woven Sculpture. January 8, 2014 at 2:19 pm. Hello, I will be attending your weaving course on Friday at Royalla. What type of garden greens are suitable to bring. I have banana leaves, will that work? September 22, 2013 at 11:44 am. If so please contact me. March 24, 2013 at 6:18 pm. I&#8217...

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When I first experimented with basketry from reclaimed materials | basketmakersjourneys

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Meredith Peach basketry blog. When I first experimented with basketry from reclaimed materials. This entry was posted on March 6, 2012 by A basket maker's journeys. It was filed under basketry. A basketmaker after my own heart. I love the concept behind these very simple basket forms, and how you articulated your ideas. thank you so much for posting them. March 11, 2012 at 9:32 pm. March 11, 2012 at 10:27 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Weaving a giant...

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The Needle Grabber (tm) by Pamela Zimmerman

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My thanks also goes to Pamela for developing the needle grabbers. I dispensed about 23 so far to my group. Have more ladies starting in another two weeks when we meet again, and I will try to remember to get feedback. The initial reaction was fantastic! Judy Cellars, The Villages, Florida. Thanks to Pamela for sending out the needle grabbers. If you haven't ordered yours, do so! Thank you again, Pamela! I got mine and i LOVE them! Donna Becker, Ellensburg, WA. I absolutely love the grabbers. No more losi...

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About The Pine Needle Group

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The Pine Needle Group. A gathering place to further the art of coiling. This is an online "guild," if you will. The heart and soul of this place is the Yahoo group email list. Through which we communicate. Our members come from all over the world, and the tie that binds us is the binder of our baskets, the process of coiling. We each stitch away in our respective homes, but we gather here, in our circle of cyber friends. To join, please visit our Yahoo Email Group. Links to beautiful baskets:. The group ...

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Early days | basketmakersjourneys

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Meredith Peach basketry blog. This blog has started off in a very retrospective vein. I will get around to talking about the present day eventually, but as the blog is called a basket maker’s “journeys” (that word so much beloved of reality TV shows), I first want to describe my early days of basket making. This entry was posted on June 12, 2011 by A basket maker's journeys. It was filed under basketry. Love your blog Meri, it looks very smart, I look forward to seeing more. June 16, 2011 at 3:49 am.

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Weaving a giant bird’s nest with pre-schoolers | basketmakersjourneys

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Meredith Peach basketry blog. Weaving a giant bird’s nest with pre-schoolers. About 5 students at a time sat around the nest and learned the basics of weaving. I was astonished at how adept they were, having expected children so young to struggle with the technique. On the second day, with 4-5 year old students, we used 3 mm cane and rattan peel. By this time the holes in the basket were smaller, and it would have been too difficult to use thicker cane. It was filed under basketry. I would really love to...

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Jump to the present day – artist residency at Sturt | basketmakersjourneys

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Meredith Peach basketry blog. Jump to the present day – artist residency at Sturt. Having originally intended to write this blog chronologically, I find I am too impatient to talk about the present! So this section of the blog is about my recent adventures, and later on I will revisit the past. It’s OK for movie-makers to jump around in time, so I don’t see why bloggers can’t do it. This recently made Sunset Basket combines plant materials with telephone wire and onion bags. Some of the pieces I am makin...