Creating living forms from wicker is not just a craft, but a real art that opens the door to the magical world of nature. I invite you to join me on a journey through the land of green forms, where each product is an expression of your creativity and passion for the beauty of nature. Let our hands flow in harmony with the material, creating masterpieces that will not only decorate your gardens, but also enrich our lives with a touch of nature.
Today my suggestion for you is a wicker tree, which shouldn't be difficult to make. I'm sure you've all braided at some point, and this is the only skill needed to prepare this living garden form.
The prepared tree can be planted immediately in a permanent place or in a pot. I plant it in a pot and only when it takes root will I transplant it to a permanent place. I bury the pot in the ground. This will make it easier for me to maintain the appropriate humidity of the substrate.
Unfortunately, we will have to wait for the final effect. In some time, when the vegetation starts, I will remove all the shoots growing from the trunk. I will only leave the crown that I will shape.
I think you will also be able to make such a tree without any problems. Of course, the height of the tree and the number of connected braids are arbitrary. I only presented an idea on how to create a new decorative element in the garden.
Please accept my congratulations on making your first garden mold today! This is a truly significant step and a symbolic opening of a new season for your wicker-related creativity. Although it may seem that making the mold for the first time was not difficult, in fact, every start requires courage and determination.
The first garden mold is not only the result of your work, but also a manifestation of your passion and commitment to the art of creating from nature. Breaking the barrier of the first project opens up wide horizons of possibilities for you. Now you can explore a variety of shapes, techniques and ideas to further develop your skills and create increasingly sophisticated and impressive compositions.
Each subsequent form you create will be a testimony to your development and passion, and your gardens will become a place of magical beauty that you will be able to share with others.
So let this first garden form be an inspiration for further exploration and creative development of the wonderful art of wickerwork. I wish you a fruitful and fulfilling journey through the creative season!
Let our passion bring joy and inspiration, both to ourselves and to those who admire our works. Thank you for your attention and I invite you to the next meeting with the Wicker Academy
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23 авг 2024
