A wrapping stitch starter circle for a coiled basket by Ruth Woods

Craft School Oz
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Published 2022-12-28
This is a starter circle using a wrapping stitch technique. I am demonstrating it using raffia which is a good fibre to use as it is flexible and strong. Craft School Oz has several on-line workshops that show you have to create coiled baskets, baskets using plant fibre from the garden and coiled baskets using recycled fabrics. courses.craftschooloz.com/
All Comments (18)
  • @Momcat6
    Clear and easy to follow, thank you!
  • @Mona-eh3up
    Amazing video. Very clear and understandable, especially when I zoomed in. Thanks so much
  • @tiwantiwaabibiman2603
    BRILLIANT!!!! I've always wanted to learn this with raffia and here you are. Explained/demoed brilliantly! Thanx!
  • @msmegification
    You doing excellent job both providing the visuals and the explanations for your craft. You are a good teacher :-) Thanks for sharing!
  • @mariariverosandrade5236
    I want you yo thank you soooo very much for this video. I am single mum of six kids and i am looking to find my way to get old in a work. I passed my entiere life cleaning and wasshing for others but i want ti find my don to work less hard when i get old. Thankyou
  • @glowingwithhealth
    Hi Thank you so much for sharing, I wonder if we still weave 2 in each hole or if this is just when it is small, I look at the other larger examples in the background and notice that there are not always 2 stitches in one hole.
  • @user-gs5ye1mk8d
    Que. Es. Rafia ?? Porfavor me. Puede ayudar? O es. Papel. Craf ??
  • @deirdrecampbell7441
    Thank you for sharing! Please where do you buy your raffia in Australia? I only have the cheap nasty stuff at Dollars and Sense shop in town. Thank you 🙏