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Showing posts with label basketry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label basketry. Show all posts

Thursday, August 3, 2017

Summer Shoulder Bag

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Beth Hester said, "When designing this Shoulder Bag I was thinking of the summer ahead, upcoming travels and family gatherings. In addition, I wanted to use up some short ends of dyed reed that had accumulated from classes and other projects. 
This basket's size is 3" x 13" x 13" tall and each row of weaving is about 3 feet in length. In the pattern I'm giving you the 'Recipe' I used, but I encourage you to think of your particular needs, get out your leftovers, add a pound of 5/8" Flat for stakes and some weavers, gather your rim materials and choose the style handle that appeals to you."
The free pattern (PDF project sheet) can be found here.



Tuesday, May 2, 2017

Basket Patterns

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Suzanne Moore's NC Basket Works has three pages of free basket patterns. The baskets range from small to large and decorative and useful. The pattern can be accessed here.

Thursday, March 30, 2017

Guild Library Display

Cinde P., Rachel B., and Cheryl O. prepare
 the Guild display in the Riverton Library
March 2017
Rachel B. adds name tags to the display items
The display preparation crew
Cheryl O., Rachel B., Nancy S. and Cinde P.
Forty-eight items were carefully arranged in the display case and labeled. Items include: weaving, knit, crochet, hand-spun, dyed fibers, sewing, quilting, basketry, needle-felting, wet felting. The variety of projects reflects the impressive talent of our members.




The Guild's display will remain in the Riverton Library 
for the next two months (April and May)

Tell your friends to go check it out.