Basket weaving with vines

Fairy doors.Hemp Crochet.Wild Basketry on Instagram: "Follow along as we make a tiny basket with a double rim top. I’ve used dianella for my spokes & weavers of green chasmanthe, yellow flag iris, marginata for the black & papyrus giving the golden colour. Dianella is an Australian native also called flax Lilly, NZ flax would be a similar alternative. I welcome questions so ask away if something isn’t making sense. Happy weaving 💚🤎. Robyn…

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Cassandra Evans (Sunny) // Folk Living on Instagram: "I am by no means a master weaver. Or master anything, really 😆. But I’m of the mindset you don’t have to be to enjoy creating something. In fact, learning hands on, through my own trial and error, is my preferred method. Some tips for this: 🧺 Soaking your vines in water for a few days helps keep them flexible. 🧺 Other vines beside grapevine work! Feel free to experiment. 🧺At some points it may make sense to skip an over or an…

One of my favorite hobbies is working with natural fibers. Soon after arriving here at the ranch as a new apprentice, I was eager to experiment with weaving a simple basket. The Ranch has an existing collection of beautiful baskets, which play an important role in storing food, while maintaining nec

Learn how to craft a grapevine basket that's easy for beginners and fun for advanced basket-makers!

How to Turn Discarded Junk and Vines Into a Woven Basket : A discarded wire-framed bin becomes a hand-woven root basket! Yes, you can do this! I found myself wandering through my husband's junk pile out back, when I came across an old wire basket, the kind that is typically found in chest freezers. With a g…

I got home from Kauai at midnight on a Friday night, and by 8 a.m. the next morning was on my way to Survival Weekend #8.It was cold up at Trackers camp, rain occasionally turning to snow and then …

Suzie Grieve on Instagram: "One of the many beautiful vines that are about for the gathering now :) Virginia creeper is probably most known for its amazingly striking red leaves in the autumn and these are a great way of spotting them and identifying them ! Over the years I’ve gotten to know a few big patches of these vines and all of them get a prune each year. The trick is being organised enough to get there first! Being so wild knobbly and tendrillous 🤷‍♀️ they give a basket so much…

Basketry artist Matt Tommey gives step-by-step directions on how to make baskets from natural materials.

Peter Bauer of Rewild Portland teaches classes on weaving baskets out of vines of invasive English ivy, Himalayan blackberry and Scotch broom, plants on the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services' hit list. His motto: Weave a basket, save a forest.