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OverviewCreate twenty practical and stunning basketry projects for your home and garden. Author Sylvie Bégot uses coloured cane to bring this enduring, traditional craft right up to date. She uses simple techniques that are clearly explained through step-by-step photographs and instructions. Anyone can create one of these basketry projects – no special skills are required, and the baskets can be made at home. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Sylvie BegotPublisher: Search Press Ltd Imprint: Search Press Ltd Dimensions: Width: 20.40cm , Height: 0.90cm , Length: 26.00cm Weight: 0.474kg ISBN: 9781782217008ISBN 10: 1782217002 Pages: 128 Publication Date: 12 April 2019 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsESSENTIAL RULES & ADVICE 6 Working rules 8 Storing cane and soaking times 8 Your working position 8 Varnishes 8 Glossary 9 TECHNIQUES 10 Bases 12 Round slath base 12 Oval slath base 15 Crossover base 16 Josephine knot base 17 Weaving the sides 18 Randing weave 18 Two-rod slew 18 Pairing weave 18 Triple weave 19 Splicing 20 Borders 21 Scallop border 21 Three-rod plain border 21 Trac border 24 Other features 24 Hoops 24 The ‘God’s Eye’ 25 Finishing techniques 25 PROJECTS 26 CHAPTER I BAGS & BANGLES 28 Country basket 30 Handbag 34 Bracelets 38 Knitting basket 44 CHAPTER II FOR THE KITCHEN 48 Bread basket 50 Serving mat and napkin rings 54 Utensil pot 58 Fruit bowl 62 Pedestal bowl 66 CHAPTER III FOR children 70 Star 72 Pencil pot 76 Egg 80 Basket on wheels 84 CHAPTER IV FOR THE GARDEN 88 Bird feeder 90 Candle holder 94 Egg basket 98 CHAPTER V FOR the HOME 102 Plant pot holder 104 Wall basket 108 Mirror 112 Storage basket 116 Toothbrush holder 120 Cotton ball box 124ReviewsLovely book, great for beginners with some nice projects. All the projects have step-by-step instructions and photos so it is easy to follow. The beginning of the book goes through the different techniques you will use for the projects. There are 20 projects to choose from, most are useful objects that you can use around the home. I particularly like the basket with handles. -- Sally Mitton * Customer review * Wow, what an amazing book. Something I've always wanted to do, I would recommend this book to anyone interested in basketweaving. -- Jean Lunn * Customer review * Nice book that has a variety of projects suitable for teens to the elderly. Teaches the basic shapes and offers a variety of projects to try. Need to research where to get the weaving sticks etc. though as it’s not overly explained but didn’t expect it to. If you want to have fun making various storage items this is the book for you! (I can’t decide which to try first!) Also with the techniques offered it could be used to weave other things and adapt the offered projects to make while new ones - ie bird feeder - fairy house - bag into cat basket, etc. -- Laura Murphy * Customer review * Teach yourself a new technique with Sylvie Begot's book featuring 20 easy projects to make at home. This age-old skill uses cane to crate baskets of different shapes and sizes , with step-buy-step breakdowns to guide you through the process. * Crafts Beautiful * Nice book that has a variety of projects suitable for teens to the elderly. Teaches the basic shapes and offers a variety of projects to try. Need to research where to get the weaving sticks etc. though as it's not overly explained but didn't expect it to. If you want to have fun making various storage items this is the book for you! (I can't decide which to try first!) Also with the techniques offered it could be used to weave other things and adapt the offered projects to make while new ones - ie bird feeder - fairy house - bag into cat basket, etc. -- Laura Murphy Wow, what an amazing book. Something I've always wanted to do, I would recommend this book to anyone interested in basketweaving. -- Jean Lunn Lovely book, great for beginners with some nice projects. All the projects have step-by-step instructions and photos so it is easy to follow. The beginning of the book goes through the different techniques you will use for the projects. There are 20 projects to choose from, most are useful objects that you can use around the home. I particularly like the basket with handles. -- Sally Mitton Lovely book, great for beginners with some nice projects. All the projects have step-by-step instructions and photos so it is easy to follow. The beginning of the book goes through the different techniques you will use for the projects. There are 20 projects to choose from, most are useful objects that you can use around the home. I particularly like the basket with handles. -- Sally Mitton * Customer review * Wow, what an amazing book. Something I've always wanted to do, I would recommend this book to anyone interested in basketweaving. -- Jean Lunn * Customer review * Nice book that has a variety of projects suitable for teens to the elderly. Teaches the basic shapes and offers a variety of projects to try. Need to research where to get the weaving sticks etc. though as it's not overly explained but didn't expect it to. If you want to have fun making various storage items this is the book for you! (I can't decide which to try first!) Also with the techniques offered it could be used to weave other things and adapt the offered projects to make while new ones - ie bird feeder - fairy house - bag into cat basket, etc. -- Laura Murphy * Customer review * Teach yourself a new technique with Sylvie Begot's book featuring 20 easy projects to make at home. This age-old skill uses cane to crate baskets of different shapes and sizes , with step-buy-step breakdowns to guide you through the process. * Crafts Beautiful * Author InformationSylvie Bégot has been creative from a young age. She put her interest in crafts on hold to train as a paramedic, and returned to her interest in basketry during maternity leave for her third child. She then began to share her passion for basketweaving through workshops. Sylvie’s need to source and create specific teaching materials led her to publish her first book on cane basketry in France in 2007. Prior to the publication of Basketweaving for Beginners, Sylvie published another four books on basketry in her native France. She now runs basketry workshops for schoolchildren as well as for trainee occupational therapists, in Lyon, France. She has a particular interest in basketry using natural products such as cane, willow and rattan as well as upcycled materials. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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