How to Weave a Willow Basket -- parts 3 & 4

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The final parts of how to weave a willow basket with John "Dog" Callister. In the first two parts (links below) he showed us how to create the base and to build up the sides. In this final video he shows how to finish the top and attach a handle.
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7 окт 2017

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Комментарии : 17

@jademorgan4763 5 месяцев назад

This. Is. Incredible! So thankful he was willing to share his knowledge!

@NocturnalNinja 11 месяцев назад

I love this man he is oh so amazing. Very thankful for y’all teaching this is such a blessing

@lynnepaterson7996 6 лет назад

I would love to relearn this. We made our own baskets years ago in New Zealand when I was young. It's a lovely art. They are so handy to have.

@Lovelygreens 6 лет назад

They truly are handy! Knowing how to make them also makes you feel less precious about them so that they get used. There's a complete series here on how to make John Dog's basket so if you feel like a weekend project, it's waiting for you :)

@dougwilliams8602 6 лет назад

My wife was big into baskets as a hobby. Her two favorites were old egg baskets and Nantucket baskets

@nelidarivero8754 3 года назад

Mil gracias por sus enseñanzas desde Cusco Perú.

@agnesdix-dehert9454 2 года назад

This has been really useful to see - we had a one-session hedgerow basket weaving workshop last week and I was keen to finish off the edge and insert a handle before this afternoon's (non-workshop) session. It would have been even more useful if the camera hadn't pulled back on the detail of inserting the cut ends into the edge on the 2nd round; it might make for a more interesting angle to pull back from time to time, but bearing in mind this is supposed to be an instructional video, more close-ups of the hands at work would have served the purpose better. Having replayed the clip several times, fortunately I think I know what to do!