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Tel: 01453 811 537. If you are interested in a link exchange with jprwillow.co.uk then click here. Willow Artists - appear on the Willow artists. For a list of artists who work with willow, click on our Willow artists. Basketry, Chairseating and Allied Crafts. The Scottish Basketmakers Circle. Basketry, Chairseating and Allied Crafts. Directory Service for Basketmakers and Chairseaters. Some large scale sculptures for the garden. Hurdles and Structures for Gardens. The Green Stationery Company. London ar...

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WEAVING WILLOW: Willow North of Superior

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Friday, February 6, 2009. Willow North of Superior. 160;It blew rain all night and we will always remember the sound of the booming surf.  My first time up that way, the drive was nevertheless beautiful and the fall colours were at their peak. The final evening, we held a mini-workshop for some friends and neighbours.  Guild member Sharon Breckenridge was there too.  The project was ...160;Support sta...

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WEAVING WILLOW: 10_07_01

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Thursday, July 1, 2010. Traditional Willow with Sandy Whalen. On the road again. Mid-May, guild member Noreen and I headed west on the highway to Milford, Michigan for a 3 day class to learn more about making baskets in our favourite material - willow! Sandy had to deal with every student making a different set of baskets. What a challenge to keep everything straight! First day - Ginger Jar with Lid.

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WEAVING WILLOW: 09_04_22

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Wednesday, April 22, 2009. Hunting the Giant Willow. Visiting northern Germany in April we are intrigued by stories of huge living willow structures, see them for yourself. Through driving rain we walked down from the town and then found we could have driven up to it! Or watching performances on the stage? What a fabulous idea for any community! The tall straight ones are flutes, this was fascinating.

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WEAVING WILLOW: Sievers of Washington Island

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Saturday, October 3, 2009. Sievers of Washington Island. August 30th a fellow basketry guild member and I set out on the drive from southwestern Ontario to Ludington, Michigan where the next morning we would take the ferry SS Badger across Lake Michigan to Manitowoc, Wisconsin. It was a 4 hour crossing but this trip took 4 1/2 hours due to unusually rough conditions. Some of the class with our baskets.

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WEAVING WILLOW: 09_05_04

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Monday, May 4, 2009. Rodent Control in the Sally Garden. So I decided to try constructing bait feeding stations and have been pleased with the results.  Here is one of them.  . I took off the geotextile and will mulch with straw as usual over the summer and consider removing it after the leaves have dropped.  I was replacing the mulch each spring anyway to resolve a fungus problem. Links to this post.

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WEAVING WILLOW: 08_03_27

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Thursday, March 27, 2008. Here is the 2007 harvest cut in January 2008, I love all the glowing colours.  The collection has about 60 varieties of cultured basketry willow with a few oddballs thrown in. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Began with this collection of 40 varieties, now over 60. View my complete profile. Some Favourite Willow Varieties in my Sally Garden. My Fun with Willow.

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WEAVING WILLOW: Hunting the Giant Willow

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Wednesday, April 22, 2009. Hunting the Giant Willow. Visiting northern Germany in April we are intrigued by stories of huge living willow structures, see them for yourself. Through driving rain we walked down from the town and then found we could have driven up to it! Or watching performances on the stage? What a fabulous idea for any community! The tall straight ones are flutes, this was fascinating.

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WEAVING WILLOW: 09_02_08

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Sunday, February 8, 2009. Willow in Lunenburg 2007. In summer 2007, fellow willow enthusiast Jane and I attended. Lunenburg is beautiful and picturesque.  . The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. Jane and I were still so excited about willow that at the B and B, very late the night after the class, we wove the last few tips of willow into tiny spiral weave baskets. Links to this post. My Fun with Willow.

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WEAVING WILLOW: Colours of the Harvest

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Willow basketry, willow growing, cultured basketry willow collection, willow and basketry related links. Thursday, April 16, 2009. Colours of the Harvest. Once the willow has been sorted, labelled and bundled, I lay it out on a rack in the darkened spare bedroom for drying. A fan keeps the air moving and it takes 6 weeks or so to dry down enough for storage. So for a couple of months a year, no house guests! Hey Frances - they are so beautful. Looks like you had a good harvest this year? I guess you are ...