Beginning to Intermediate Basket Weaving
with Cheryl Dixon
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$137
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- Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn:
Day 1:
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Materials and tools needed to make baskets
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How to design your own basket.
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Bases and handles
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Wood base technique
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Twill
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Triple Twining
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Cross Stitch
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Ti-Twining
End of day 1
Day 2:
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Building a sampler basket using multiple advanced techniques. This will be a great reference basket for your future designs
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Over and under basic
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overlays
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Arrows
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Feathers
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Criss-Cross
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Using dyed cane
Day 3:
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Randing and reverse randing
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Rims and other finishes.
BONUS!
- Hearth Basket with a Gretchen Border and weaved bottom
Bonus: Hearth Basket with a Gretchen Border
"Sampler" Basket Made in Class:
About the course
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Beginning Basket Weaving
Time table:
9 hours
Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Basket weavers, fiber lovers
Main objective:
Learn to weave baskets.
Prerequisite:
None
Basket Weaving Sneak Peek
What Students are saying...
Janet:
As I said before, Cheryl is the GOLDEN one!
Pat Hale MD:
This was great! Love the course!
CathyO:
Best basket weaving class I've ever taken. Thanks, Cheryl and Curious Mondo staff!
Earlene Kramer Lampman:
How lucky we've been to have this fabulous course!
Pixie Haven:
This class has me looking at my baskets in a whole different way. Just understanding how they're made makes me love them more and I have 2 that I now know how to repair!
About the instructor
Cheryl Dixon
I am from Lafayette Indiana and still live there! I have always loved different types of arts and crafts. I get that from my Mom. But after making my first basket in 1984, I was hooked for life. I started selling my baskets at our local basketry shop, which is very rare. It used to be difficult to find basketry supplies, let alone classes, so I was so lucky that we had the Weaver’s Mill, otherwise I likely would never have learned. I then started teaching at the shop and eventually ended up owning my own store, The Basketworks after the owner moved away. I have taught in many states at conventions, retreats, and wherever there are people who want to learn! I also teach 4-H classes and it is my hope that by doing classes now with Curious Mondo that it will benefit teachers and students alike all over the globe.
