Weaving a Greenwood Cloche in Hopalong HollowPart2 of Garden Cloche 

Love that idea the bunnies in my yard this year are not my friends that might keep them away

They look great!

I just love your creativity! Phenomenal ideas!

Very imaginative. Thank you for sharing. Wonderful seeing natures throw aways being used to create something so beautiful. 😊🐝🦋😊

Super smart idea. Once you get some practice you'll be making those at an industrial pace!

Ingenious! Very Hopalong Hallow. I will have to scavenge what I might have here in my wooded property in CT.

These are beautiful!

Jeri I am an avid willow weaver and have yet to create some of these beauties. COngratulations on the outcome, they are gorgeous. Also thanks for sharing the how to instructions this is a bonus that inspires me to get busy.

Those are so cute 😍. They would be great to sell at a farm stand or craft fair

Your projects look like so much fun....love rustic! I'm going to try the fence first....

Thanks for the video haven't got much willow so gonna see what other things are about i think you could make a basket using this method look brilliant

I have about 10 acres of much grapevine .... I am gonna try this method with the grapevines and other greenwood also am gonna use the grapevine for those little fences you made. In fact I have already started right after I watched that video of yours.

Love these!

Beautiful! 💚💚💚

HI JERI. WATCHING YOU MAKE YOUR TERRIFIC CLOCHE. I GOT AN IDEA THAT I COULD SEE YOU MAKING A BIRD NEST WEAVING THE LIght wood whips

I love those !!!!!

Love your page !!!!

I love them

Great project!🌳🌳

Sweet!

Love these. Hope to try my hand at them! They are expensive to buy around here in se NC. Thanks for sharing!

A perfect cloche - rustic, natural, and practical. Thank you Jeri!

Wow, it looks like a flood out there!

So glad you made these cloches! I have retired early due to kidney disease and other issues, so I want ti be self sufficient in my garden, on a tight budget, but like to use what I have in my garden! I hate plastic and love natural materials, make do and mend is definitely me! I love love your channel and I am a new subscriber working through all your videos and really having a lovely time! Tyfs x🙋

Omg luv these tfs

i must try to make one of those. i have made wreaths from muscadine vines. that is looking very good. love your videos and your lovely gardens

These are so pretty!! I love natural materials and using what is available to make a useful and beautiful item!

I will definitely try this!

I keep coming back to this video to learn how to make these rustic, lovely cloches. Thank you for sharing your technique. Merry Christmas!

Love those! I hope mine turn out as nice. Thank you for the great video.

Hi Jeri, someday this rain will stop! Those cloches are so creative and useful.

Oh man. I can’t believe I never saw this video!!! I love these cloches. Thank you. I just so enjoy all your natural beautiful EVERYTHING 😃

Beautivul 🌻🌼🌸💐🌻💖

liked watching you Jeri. The cloches look good to me. I think they would be so special in the garden!

We have a couple of burning bushes that need a good pruning - it probably has never been pruned by the previous owners. So I’m thinking maybe I can try to create a garden cloche with those?

You’ve inspired me so much. I’m ready for you to get out in your garden and share more videos. I’m anxious to see your gardens in spring and see what you have planned. So I can steal your ideas. 😉 Peace and blessings from Zone 8 Texas.

Oh, these are so sweet. I have always loved wattle fences and other woven garden supports and this is a great idea.

I’m very excited I just ordered two of your books for my great grand daughter. They look so beautiful I know she’ll be excited and surprised to receive them in the mail. She is only 4 but she love for her Grandmother and Mother to read to her.

I'm a little late in watching this, but absolutely enjoyed it! Your rustic cloches are very magical! Love, love, love!

I love your hopalong hollow style of gardening!

Very nice to use all of nature's treasures to help nature's growning cycle. Love this idea , thank you 💖🙏

Love this idea. So many directions you can take it. Thank you for sharing your creative spirit!

Brought here by Siloe Oliveira! You have a beautiful channel!

You are absolutely amazing!!! The comfort and sweet safety of watching your videos is such a wonderful addition to my day! May God bless you ....your biggest fan from Denver 🥰

I love your “experiment”. It’s lovely. Perhaps you could fashion an acorn hat and make it into an acorn finial there at the top. ❤️

Wonderful idea! Thanks for the great tutorial as well. I am looking forward to the cutting garden series! I am attempting to start my own cutting border this year myself. It will be fun to follow along and see what you come up with. As always thanks for all your hard work sharing your gifts and talents via videos.💕🤗

Those are wonderful! I can't wait to try making some of these for my garden this spring. I'm thinking these will be great for Peonies. Thank you for all of your inspiring ideas. Take care - Marcie

These are so pretty! I love the rustic look.

Have been anxiously awaiting for these instructions, soon as weather breaks here I'm on the search for some vines and small branches on our property, I will be referring back to your video until I learn your technique, you have given excellent instructions to follow... Thank you for sharing this ever so helpful diy...come spring, come spring!!!!!

Cant wait to try them. I have lots of willow to use! Thanks!

BRILLIANTLY DONE ! 💖💜❤️💗💕👍☺️ take care and God Bless, Chris-Raleigh NC

They are fantastic...great job! Going to make some of these in spring, for sure. Wow, that's a lot of water on your paths and driveway.... Thanks for sharing Dale from Canada

Love them!!! Finally something to do with the creeping Wisteria!

Yeah!!!! I had been looking for directions for this and found none, until you made one. I want to make several huge ones to act as topiary and garden decoration (and keep deer from nibbling) I think I will use the top knot to hide the joins. See how it goes.

Looks like I have a new project inspiration for the coming weeks! I think I would like 3, in differing sizes. These are beautiful and your instruction is beyond helpful (I'm a visual person), thank you so much! Hello to Mr. Peabody!

Thank you Jeri, I'll have to try this, I love trellises made of this type of things, they just look beautiful, and you made it from your garden too, awesome!

I love your rustic cloches Jeri! ;D I was paying such close attention really focusing on what you were doing and saying and your Mr Peabody's greeting like to give me a heart attack, LOL!!! =) I was watching your video late and the house was quiet, I should have expected his greeting he always calls out. ;) Wow that rain was really coming down. Thank you for another great project and video!

Amazing. These are beautiful.

Beautiful and rustic.

So fun! I can't wait to try this!!! Thank you so much for sharing.

I LOVE this!!! I must make some!! Thank you so much!!!

That is so cool!

Morning,, great video* I LOVE the way these rustic cloches came out. It actually looked like you have been making them forever* the wood idea is great, I would never have thought of that* I will try making some in the next few weeks*

Thank you so much!!! You have helped me solve several problems in my garden with this idea. I’m going to use forsythia branches and ivy vines. I can’t wait! Yay! 🌞

Love it, hope i can find some sticks and vines. TFS

Lindo y bendecido día tenga 🙏🙏🙏

Love this!!!! Thank you, I’ve been looking for directions.

These are wonderful! I'm going to have to give this a go once our weather warms up.

I actually went out and gathered some twigs/ small limbs since our weather turned a bit warmer today. Thank you so much for the step by step tutorial!!!

These are beautiful. I want to make some.. gotta find pliable wood!

Oh, so pretty! I have grape vines and willows, so I will try this. Love all the bird sound.

Hi Jeri. You constantly amaze me ! I LOVE the cloche that you created. I'd like to offer a suggestion and I hope you are not offended. My suggestion is to cut the plywood into a round disc. Get rid of the excess length and then attach the plywood disc to a lazy susan. This way you can just turn the jig as you weave the ivy vines. This should make it easier for you to make the cloches. Thank you for sharing yet another WONDERFUL idea with all of us.

Love this!!! Thanks!!

Love them. Can't wait to give this a go.

Thank you for the idea. They are wonderful! I have always wanted to make some vine inspired decorations.

Jeri....you are such an inpiration Love your cloches....also wandering how your gorgeous mouses house is coming along....please keep us updated...you are like me....lots of projects going on......i love it

Thank you for sharing I would love to try this there beautiful.

Do you know if these work well for PEONIES?! This is darling!!!! Love the idea! On this rainy day, I am enjoying writing this down in my garden journal.

Those are darling! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talented self. Would grape vines work? Xx

Holy smokes Jeri...does your yard routinely flood like that? Yikes! I'm afraid I won't be making any of these cloches until spring either. This old gal isn't sturdy enough to snowshoe out to the woods anymore. But I did go thru my seed basket today and it looks like I've got everything I need for planting some seeds next month...I can't wait to get started. Another great video :-)

Is there a source to buy “green wood” for those of us in a small Track home with no trees?

Hi Jeri do you think I could make these out of Christmas tree branches? I have a bunch of branches and need these cloches to stop the rabbits from eating all my perineal plants.

Do you think trumpet vines would work?

jeri what is the diameter at the bottom?