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Thank you so much for all you instructions! Wonderful and beautiful!

Are there holes in the base of the metal pot?

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I've just been googeling finished trees who have a crown of leaves, and I'm loving it how they turn out after years! I have a willowtree and had to take of a lot of young branches and already, without this, I have to many projects in mind. This is one I will do! But I think I'm going to weave in metal rings or so to give the small birds around my house nesting options, still in thoughtproces but I can see how that could turn out.

Brilliantly explained

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10,000 years or more of expertise in willow basketry explained beautifully and clearly, thank you Rachel!

Al go rhythm 🥁

A big hello from Monmouth! I was born and raised in Lincolnshire, so it has been lovely to listen to your accent. It brings back many good memories. And this has been s delightful series. Nice and clear, not too much talk to confuse, and all set up in a homely placement. Congratulations. I hope you do very well.

Very useful, thank you for an excellent video. One question though, was this green willow cut mid season such as July or was it cut the normal time mid winter when all the leaves have dropped.

The video is awedome...very very clear to understand .i would like to know how to select the slath thick and thin.

This is so beautiful. I will learn this and pass it on to my magical friends. Thank you so much 🌟

Ahh i just needed a few more seconds. Im doing a hazel fence with 1-2" rods and going to use this pattern

Please keep your Camera on the work, only on the lady when she is not working, the in and outzooming is very distracting.......I like the weaving a lot!❤

Is new growth on the way up to the top removed as it grows thanks

Your tutorial was absolutely brilliant. So clear with great videography to help me understand the process. I have only just started looking into basket making and would love to learn. I am from the uk but now live in New Zealand. Im heading back over Christmas (2024) for a couple of months. Will or can you provide lessons? Also do you know of any other alternative to willow that i could use. I think it maybe hard to source here. Willow is definitely calling me however.

Cheer~~~split or sever (something), especially along a natural line or grain.😊

Where do you buy willow?

Thank you for helping me.

I LOVE THIS!! Hello from Lake Charles Louisiana, America❤❤

FAB ! Such a lovely, educational and thorough example of such a delightful art form. Appreciated, thank you.

Your doing such a wonderful job. Here in Kansas, we don't have available willow. I love the style of these baskets. I just need something that is available here!

This is a wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much! All the necessary details but not too much. I worked with unsorted and uneven material and not enough to be choosy, so the result is rather wonky. But it IS a basket. My very first 😊

Following from Northern BC Canada. We are surrounded by wild willow here! All different colors to ,thanks for sharing your craft 🌾

I made my first willow basket using your videos. I love that you go slow, explain everything perfectly, and that you timestamped it as well. I appreciate you as well as your channel ❤❤❤

How long does it stay pliable ?

Thank you for such a good description. It really helps me who cant afford to take a course. You are excellent in teaching. Lots of love.

Well... thanks for the "to the point" showing! You made me start my first try today! Thank you for your video!!

realy nice. Thanks

You’re the best teacher ever! Thank you

Thank you for all the wonderful advice! I was disappointed not to see a finished tree after it is established.

Thanks to you I started this wonderful journey for the first time🙏

You are a good teacher

I'd imagine the hoops being woven in would look nice. Like when you reached the height you want your hoop at, put every second rod into the hoop, the others out, then pull it down and continue weaving. Should hold it firmly in place so it won't drop down when drying out.

really well thought out videos. im ready to have a crack at my first basket 👍 Was wondering as well if there are any other woods that can be used as an alternative to willow with this method of basket making?

It's just amazing what a talented person you are, and the explanation is sooooo brilliant ❤❤❤❤

Absolutely LOVE your videos - so clear and precise, thank you 😍

This is an incredible video with so many helpful tips - thank you so much! Borders have caused me so much stress in my basketweaving journey. Do you have any advice for coming back the next day to finish the border? I usually do a wet towel wrapped around the parts that will bend. But they often still kink.

I can not find a patten for a bordering board or other obelisk jigs. do you have plans? Thank you

Your videos are really informative! I have an abundance of forsythia bushes. I wonder if you could use those to weave a basket. I'll have to try!

When using living willows for live harlequin trees, do you clean off all the buds that grow on the rod stems? or do you treat the stems (except the tops) before you start so the buds stop growing?

Good video. Thanks.

Thank you soo much for an excellent video, detailed, clear, great zoom in and wonderful to know what each part is called. I feel ready to start😊. The willow you are using, have you dried it first and then rehydrate it?

Really beautiful, i can't wait to try. Thank you!

How much willow does it generally take to make a panel?

(Sorry I can’t understand what the tool is called? Please tell me) thank you 🙏

Thank you for tutorial

This series is absolutely lovely. It takes a good craftswoman to make a beautiful basket, but it takes a marvellous teacher to show me how to make one! Thank you very much. 😊

Yeah, but how does it look when in leaf?