Getting it started is the unfun part. You need 6 hands to keep everything in place until you get it going.
Then it got fun after things would stay in place on it's own.
This is my finished basket with Ben modeling in it for me. He was being a very good model which is unusual for him.
It is plenty big & will hold lots of fiber. My husband couldn't believe it when I showed him. He said "You didn't make that just today." He expected me to come home with a little bread basket or something a lot smaller than this.
Then it got fun after things would stay in place on it's own.
This is my finished basket with Ben modeling in it for me. He was being a very good model which is unusual for him.
It is plenty big & will hold lots of fiber. My husband couldn't believe it when I showed him. He said "You didn't make that just today." He expected me to come home with a little bread basket or something a lot smaller than this.
If you want to check out the workshop info, go to this link. It is held once a year, always in July. http://www.sacovalleyfiberartists.com/shearbrooke.html A portion of the proceeds go to the Guatemala Education Fund, in support of the children of Maya weavers and crafts people.
We had beautiful weather here in Southern Maine this weekend. It's about time.
TTFN.