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I can’t leave without saying that I just love you !!! You make me laugh, cry ( sometimes), and make me want to knit, make beads,baskets, and skate !! You’re killing this old woman ( I’m 70 !) BUT I love it !!😂😂😂. Have a wonderful night,weekend, until I can see you again !!
Aww!! Thank you for watching and diggin my style😁
Как хорошо и подробно показано начало плетения, огромное спасибо за прекрасный ролик. Здоровья вам и благодарность
I love all the ideas but I *especially* love when you add the history you learn to your videos. This really feeds my soul. Thank you!
Love your honesty!!😊
Who are you? Why have I never heard of you? Why do I love you already?!?! Ep 66 "WARNING..." just came up in my feed. I crochet and love all things fiber art. You are crazy and cool and funny and real. Thanks for living your best life, and for sharing it with us. Now I'm going back to E66. I'll watch this one as soon as that's over. Hugs!
I'm Chevas! Nice to meet you😁 The universe decided now was the time😝 Welcome to the show!
Great job! I'm glad that the third time was the charm. Jim's going to wring my neck when I tell him, I need a few supplies for a new craft project. 🤗
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What a great tutorial! Thx
I wasn’t even looking to make a basket so .. not sure why I clicked on one of your video but .. your instruction is so clear and you’re so pleasant (and funny) to listen to, I stayed for it all.
Wow Chevy, I will never look at a coil basket in the same way again. I think I have enough materials to try and make one! Great tutorial! I just can't get enough of your podcasts! Just keep being you! Love the history and reverence you give crafting. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Aww! Thank you for watching!!!💜
Love your ,, anything lady!!!!!!❤😊
Basket w/handles ... yarn bowl !!!!
The highlight of my Sunday night has been you Chevy and this tutorial. I didn't expect it so soon, but I've only wanted to learn how to make these for decades, so you are right on time. Thank you so much for this!
Yay!!!!
I have a sweet grass basket that I've had for years. I store my makeup in it. I bought it from a stall at the side of the road on a trip I took to South Carolina back in the day. It's got a label inside telling who made it. Can't figure out how to attach a pic. You can look at it next time you're home. ❤
Aww...that's awesome! I got your picture but want to see it in person next time I'm home💜
Thanks Chevy!
I found a kit for much smaller versions and thought my granddaughter would like it. She looked at it and said no it looked hard😳 I guess I’ll try it🤷♀️Thanks for the tutorial!
Aww......crafting isn't for everyone I guess😝
@@chevyrell she wants to craft so we keep trying different things. We’ll find her nitch😁
Glad you tried again on your video,it was a winner. I sew and sell coiled bowls, hotpads etc , which I sew with a zigzag stitch. I love hand work and I am going to have a bowl to work on in front of the tv. I buy my cotton welting but do agree that there are a million of option for your interior you can find around your place. 🇨🇦
You took me back to my high school art class also ...but mine was in the early1970's! I remember the one I made was in a rust color and then I decorated the outside and lid with feathers. It was really nice but is long gone now or I would post a picture. To make the lid you make a separate piece started just like the beginning of the basket, make it to the size to fit your basket and end it normally. Then, so the lid stays on the basket, you make a last coil about 1/2 inch or so inside the bottom of the lid that acts like a lip to hold it in place. The feathers were easy to add, just cut the quills to the length you need, dip them in a little clear drying glue and insert between the coils. You can also add beads or charms too. Thanks for the memories!
That's awesome! I've never done a lid before, but it would be easy👍
L❤️VE, L❤️VE, L💕VE this video!
I think everybody has been having trouble with their internet …..you’re not the first that’s had to re do videos .
I know I’m going to enjoy this !!
Thanks Chevy, love the basket and the history.... Have a good day and stay safe. 💜
First of all, I love this video. You do a great job of explaining what to do and you also make me laugh, a lot. So thanks. Do more.
This was a wonderful tutorial. I have made 2 tiny baskets and loved your tips. Now I want to make one to hold the hand towels they are waiting to be washed. I feel more confident now. Thank you
I saved this to a play list! I love how you showed us all the different ways to make these! They are so pretty and good way to use scraps! 💜
Thank so much for showing how to make the coil baskets!!!! I love how they can be made with just about any thing. Am saving the video so I can refer to it when needed. I am dyslexic and never sure what direction I'm supposed to go in. This will so much fun! Thank you-thank you!!
Thank YOU!!!!! for the tutorial I will be def. be making some baskets now ...
After you started making I had a " flash back" repressed memory of learning to make them!! I was "sent away LOL" to summer church camp, also the memories of all the muddy very unpaved roads, foggy drinking water and very large bugs LOL but all the arts and crafts too..
Time to make a cocktail and put them memories back in the quite place LOL
I use to go to 4-H camp and loved all the crafts too!!! I LOVED camp 🏕 foggy drinking water 🤢 I was fine with the bugs…..it was the showers for me🤢🤢🤢🤢
Hi Chevas. Thank you for doing this tutorial. I enjoyed your video. I will try one of these baskets. The history, wow. I would never have thought that these baskets were being made thousands and thousands of years ago. Take care and see you soon xxx
Thank you for shearing
Thanks for the tutorial. I'll be gathering some supplies and give it a try. Have a great week.
Thank you for making this tutorial. I've never learned how to make a coil basket and now I want to give it a go!
That's beautiful
Enjoyed watching your tutorial on making these baskets .❤
Great tutorial Chevas!!
I have been wanting to make a basket for a while. I have all of the supplies needed. You've inspired me to get it done.
Awesome!!! Can't wait to see what you make😁
Thanks so much!! I was just looking at coil baskets last weekend. You've opened another crafty door!! Love your podcast and energy!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Chevy, thanks so much! Now you have inspired me to take on another program. Thanks for sharing all the information about woven baskets!
Great job teaching the folks to make these!!
Thank you!! ❤😊
I loved doing these as a youngin but forgot how to. Thanks for sharing. You rock
Thank You Chevy!! I love watching this tutorial, and will be making a basket or two.
Great video, you’re fun to learn from. Very much like the little dark basket not finished. I’ve been making coiled baskets with embroidery thread but like the fabric as well. Thank you 🦅🇺🇸🦅
Thank you so much for this very fun and informative tutorial. I am excited to use up some scrap yarn in a project I think I will actually finish. I made a tiny pine needle basket in a workshop with Shuswap elders when I was working at Child and Youth Mental Health Services in the Thompson Okanagan region of British Columbia, Canada, as part of cultural awareness training. It was a very similar process so I found the journal entry that you read very touching, as it points to the universality of basket making for cultures all over the world and we can be part of it too. 💕🇨🇦
That’s sounds awesome! Cultural awareness training is something I would LOVE!
@@chevyrell I also experienced smudging, a pipe ceremony and a sweat lodge- absolutely amazing!
I love it. I have my jute cord ordered, it’s pretty cheap on Amazon. I can’t wait to make some and use up some of my old acrylic
Great job, Chev! You are a super teacher. Love how you showed options and variations. Makes me want to make one. Love you bunches!
Thanks Chevy
Thank you so much. I love learning a new craft.
Love your podcast. If you ever want to do another tutorial, I'd love to learn how you sew liners into bags. Great basket tutorial!
Because it will probably be a very long time before I do it again…..here is the video I followed bc I didn’t know how to do it either😝
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SO COOL! Thanks so much, Chevas, you are an awesome teacher!
thanks, Chevy!
Great and inspiring tutorial. I enjoyed how animated your hands were, as you talked.
Finally! A reason to talk with my hands😝
This was awesome! Very easy to follow. It has been years since I have done this and I had forgotten all the details.Thanks!
You're the best!!! 🪄🤍
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Enjoyed!
I’m going to so make a basket!!
What a wonderful tutorial and history lesson. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
Wow. Great tutorial. Thanks so much! Can’t wait to start one. Loved the history. Thanks again!
You are an awesome tutorialist! More, more!
I love this! Beautiful wonky ones too! Thanks for sharing 😃
OMG! This looks like so much fun and I have some ideas for a fade with my scraps! Thank you so much for taking the time to show us how to make these. How very cool! Love love love you!! hugs
Ooh!! A fade sounds FUN! Tag me so I can see it!!!
Now I just have to try this, I have lots of leftovers to use! Love ya!
Hi Miss Chevs..It is Mary from Ft. Myers, FL. I love this tutorial. Your bad-ass baskets are gorgeous. Love you much...Stay safe.💋☮️
Aww!!! Thank you! My grandparents lived in Ft Myers all my life, so i’m familiar with your neck of the woods😁
Best tutorial ever. Thanks I have all the ingredients and am currently dreating a room for my crafting .....This is a must make x
Yay!!! Tag me....I wanna see!
HiYa Chevy!! WooHoo!! I'm going to make me some baskets!! Thank you!!
This is a great tutorial, Chevas. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. ♥️♥️
Thank you Chevy, that was great. I want to try this.
Thank you for the tutorial and all the history that you shared :)
OMG,love you measure tattoo!!!
PERFECT!!
I used itty bitty tapestry needles when I used to do xstitch. 😉
I need to get some cording now!!
I have some old (I'm guessing) cones of carpet fiber that I found in my mom's stash when she passed, it would be so perfect for this....& You don't have to worry about it breaking...
You must have scissors in both right and left handed models!!
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So happy you did this....yup, 3rd times a charm!!
Most useful tattoo EVER! I can use right handed scissors in both hands😝 I've had YEARS of practice😏 Would love to see what you make!
@@chevyrell I want one now!!!!!
But my most PAINFUL tattoo was on the inside of a finger!!!
My favorite artist was laughing at me when he did it!
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That was an amazing tutorial! Loved your research and the way you shared it.
Awesome tutorial and very informative! Thank you Chevy
I used 6 strands of thin jute as my core and 1 strand to wrap.
Fun. Can’t wait to try this. Like I need another obsession.
Just what I needed! Another new thingie to keep me busy :) I just learned to knit and now Imma totally do this :) Thank you for the learnin Chevy :)
Thanks for watching!!!
Awesome! Thank you so much! I will definitely be giving this a whirl as soon as I get myself some jute or rope or whatever… Not sure I’m up for trying the garbage bags first lol! You are the best! ☺️🍄💕
2” strips of denim will make a sturdy core as well.🇨🇦
Love it love you thank you so very much you are a great teacher and an amazing person
Thank you for such a fun and information filled video. I want to give it a try...
Thank you!!
Thanks so much for this great tutorial! It looks like such fun as I have a collection of these type of baskets that I buy when I see them. Now I can make my own! Your ideas are also great and you have made it seem easy (enough) and fun! Love your regular pods as well! Best from Australia 🙏👍🧶🌺🇦🇺
Aww! Thank you so much!!! Would love to see yours when you make it☺️
Awesome tutorial! I must give it a try!!
That looks like fun. Thanks for the tutorial 😊🤘🏼
❤ TFS
this is great, thanks!
Your Awesome and True!!! Loved This, thank You!!!
This looks like a great way to use up old tshirts and jeans too! I have tons of scrap fabric and tons of yarn and floss so this looks like a great way to use up stuff…. Hoarding debra rejoices ❤️
Yes!!! If you had enough you could make a cool rug!
Thank you for such a nice tutorial, and also for including the picture of the Native American basket! I've made a pine needle coiled basket several years ago, but it was wrapped differently and I have a basket I bought years ago in Cherokee, NC that the handle has come loose and am thinking your wrapping technique may help me repair it, even though I have to search for the right materials.
Ooh!!! That's awesome!
This was wonderful! Thank you so much for posting it! ❤
Look up using pine needles ... basket w/ handles = yarn bowl !!!
Ooh! I will!
Yay. Thanks for making this.
At last!!! A person who relays magic with ease and panache. Thank you for your knowledge 🙏 P.S...How and when can you change yarn colours please?
Thanks!! Change colors the same way you change the yarn when it gets short and when you change it is completely up to you! You can make your own design😁
Yes! This was awesome, thank you! 👓👓👓💙
Very cool 😎 thank you!! I'm going to make one! ❤️❤️❤️
Be sure and tag me! I wanna see!!
Like you , I use either hand except cutting with scissors ( gotta be right🤦♀️),batting in soft or baseball, just odd stuff I’d never thought about. Can’t use plyers my right but can in my left !!🤦♀️
Have enjoyed this very much…..not sure my hands will let me make one but sure is interesting !!!
Thank you! Whenever I learn something new it's a process😝 All sports I'm right handed, unless it has a racket...then I'm left😁
Thank you! This is a great tutorial.
Oouuu! Thank you, I’ve always wanted to make one! P. S. I loved the Kristy Glass interview!!!! 🧶
Thank you!! It was a lot of fun😁
Hello from Mounds Illinois.
Hello!!!
Thanks! Very informative.
Nice! My patience thread ain't that long though! lol
I remember making these in elementary school art! I started one today and I am so excited to use up all of our plastic bags (and my acrylic yarn)!
This was just the best!! Thanks so much for the tutorial and the history lesson. I have sweet grass growing in my garden for ceremonial purposes so maybe I will try it, but I think it will be much like sock knitting with fingering weight yarn so I will have to think about the core. I know this wrapping method is also used to make beaded lanyards and keychains and we use hollow rubber tubing for the core to keep them lightweight. So. Many. Options!! Baskets for everyone this Christmas!!
That's awesome! I would love to see your sweet grass basket! During some of my research it stated that they use "a bunching method" for the core. So maybe try that?
hiya sweetie! i'm ambidextrous too! do more tutorials. youre good at it. im guessing that if you want an oval basket you would make a longer first loop? really like the multi/white ones you have. great history info! thanks for sharing xoxo
Ooh!! I've never tried and oval one! BRILLIANT
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Wrap three times… “on the ceiling if you want me!”🎶 Am I the only one? 😬😜🤣