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Basketmaster's Weavings is about my passions, much of which revolves around basket weaving. I weave with reed and I love teaching others to weave. Many of the patterns and styles that I show in the blog are geared to the beginning weaver, or even the brand new weaver. If you have been thinking about wanting to learn to weave, then this blog is for you. Throughout the blog and videos I take you step by step through each and every process of weaving. I want you to be successful in weaving the very first time you try. For the intermediate and advanced weaver, my wish is that you take ideas that I show, mix them up a bit, and incorporate them into your own beautiful creations.

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Nancy

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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Mini Muffin Basket - Tucking in the fillers and finishing the base

Hi Friends,

In this video we will finish the base. That will include tucking in the fillers, twining a keeper row and upsetting the stakes.

Happy Weaving,

Nancy

Blog Written and Baskets Woven by Nancy at EmbroideryIt.com at 4:00 AM
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2 comments:

John Toft Basketry said...

I enjoyed this video. In my use of fillers these are placed wrong side up and folded and tucked in on the inside of the basket rather than the outside. Both methods achieve the same outcome.

October 29, 2009 at 6:12 AM
Archie and Melissa said...

hi nancy!
it is so nice to meet you!

thank you for stopping by and saying hello today. :)

your work and blog are wonderful.
:) melissa

October 29, 2009 at 6:44 AM

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