I have made a handful of small baskets from your previous upcycling fabric scraps video. I gathered several bags of fabric scraps from my community and now I'm ready to make a ton more for gifts!
I wonder how long this takes? I’m making a small coil basket from raffia I learnt at a weaving workshop last Friday - my fingers, hands and wrists get a bit sore when I sit for a while just using simple blanket stitch. I like to tighten my stitches - but raffia is a bit expensive so I was looking up ways to do it frugally or better yet free! I have experimented with fabric scrap fibre and now I see the plastic bag method or denim jeans which one would be heavy and the other lighter - I like both ideas. Now I am super excited to take your technique and so it with a lot of old clothing I have and donated clothing from family to me (for my art and crafting purposes). I plan to make a basket and a basket bag I can use. This is a very good video with beautiful results thank you for posting this tutorial! 😊
Thanks to you! In general is slow stitching, so it takes a little bit to finish every single piece. You can make these basket with only old clothes for the external part and for the core. Hope it helps 🙂
Wow. Voglio assolutamente provare!!! Puoi fare vedere l' intero procedimento? Cioè, come si fa a "venire su" e fare le pareti del cestino. Come si passa da avere la base piatta a fare le pareti del cestino. Grazieeee. Tanti tanti saluti alla meravigliosa Sardegna ❤
@@filomenaimbruglia6258 Grazie! Puoi trovare qualche mio short sulle pareti, praticamente devi tenerti a 90' rispetto alla base. Ho scritto un video ebook -anche in italiano- su questo😊. Puoi trovarlo sul mio Etsy shop.
I have made a handful of small baskets from your previous upcycling fabric scraps video. I gathered several bags of fabric scraps from my community and now I'm ready to make a ton more for gifts!
Thanks to you, and happy coiling😉😻😍
I wonder how long this takes? I’m making a small coil basket from raffia I learnt at a weaving workshop last Friday - my fingers, hands and wrists get a bit sore when I sit for a while just using simple blanket stitch. I like to tighten my stitches - but raffia is a bit expensive so I was looking up ways to do it frugally or better yet free! I have experimented with fabric scrap fibre and now I see the plastic bag method or denim jeans which one would be heavy and the other lighter - I like both ideas. Now I am super excited to take your technique and so it with a lot of old clothing I have and donated clothing from family to me (for my art and crafting purposes).
I plan to make a basket and a basket bag I can use.
This is a very good video with beautiful results thank you for posting this tutorial! 😊
Thanks to you! In general is slow stitching, so it takes a little bit to finish every single piece. You can make these basket with only old clothes for the external part and for the core. Hope it helps 🙂
Wow. Voglio assolutamente provare!!! Puoi fare vedere l' intero procedimento? Cioè, come si fa a "venire su" e fare le pareti del cestino. Come si passa da avere la base piatta a fare le pareti del cestino. Grazieeee. Tanti tanti saluti alla meravigliosa Sardegna ❤
@@filomenaimbruglia6258 Grazie! Puoi trovare qualche mio short sulle pareti, praticamente devi tenerti a 90' rispetto alla base. Ho scritto un video ebook -anche in italiano- su questo😊. Puoi trovarlo sul mio Etsy shop.
So beautiful!!! How long did it take you to complete a basket
Well, It takes many hours It Is slow crafting, and After a while It Is Better to rest the wrist. 😊
@@giogiocraft thank you
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