This is part c of our three parts that explains how to lash the basket and how to finish the lashing. While the basket is still damp I continue to demonstrate singeing the basket hairs. As I stress in the video, do NOT burn your basket hairs if you have already stained your basket. It will go up in flames fast.
Baskets of Blessings,
Nancy
Hello!
ReplyDeleteFirst off, your videos are wonderful! I did some basketweaving in high school and wanted to restart and your videos have been so helpful!
One thing I never had to start/stop was the lashing. Is there a way that maybe you can take a couple pictures of the basket during the process to see what it looks like up close when this process begins and ends?
Thanks!
Melissa
Hello!
ReplyDeleteFirst off, thank you for your videos! They are very helpful! I haven't made any baskets since high school and your videos are great refreshers!
One step I didn't have to start/stop was the lashing. Is there a way that you could take a few pictures throughout these two steps to show what the basket looks like up close and how it looks before the lashing has been pulled tightly?
Thank you!
Melissa
Hello!
ReplyDeleteFirst off, thank you for your videos! They are very helpful! I haven't made any baskets since high school and your videos are great refreshers!
One step I didn't have to start/stop was the lashing. Is there a way that you could take a few pictures throughout these two steps to show what the basket looks like up close and how it looks before the lashing has been pulled tightly?
Thank you!
Melissa
Hi Melissa,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words about my basket weaving videos. I truly appreciate them and they make my day!!
I will suggest that you go to video 18a as I also show lashing a rim on in that video as well. Perhaps you can see it a little better in that video.
Blessings,
Nancy