HOW TO - MAKE A SQUARE ROPE BASKET - raw edges
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Watch this video and learn how to make your bowls into a square. Full instructions from start to finish and tips and tricks along the way.
Here’s the link for my first video on how to make rope bowls.
• HOW TO - MAKE ROPE BOW...
Supplies from Amazon:
1/4" cotton clothesline 100 ft hank
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If you find a #8 rope. That is equivalent to 1/4".
Fiskars Self Healing Rotary Mat:
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Rotary Cutter:
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Omnigrid ruler:
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Supply list:
- 1/4" (.6cm) cotton clothesline rope. I used about 50' for the basket in this video.
- metal clips that will fit over 1/4" (.6cm) rope
- fabric scissors or clipping scissors
- lots of sewing thread that will match the color of your fabric
- lots of bobbins with thread that will match the color of your fabric
- 1 metre of quilting cotton fabric in your choice of color
- sewing machine
- cutting mat
- rotary cutter
-omnigrid ruler
- sewing pins
- needle and thread for sewing the part of the rope to the basket
- crochet hook or stiletto to help push cord together while sewing
Optional: I used a wooden cut butterfly that I found at the dollar store.
Music: One step closer by Aakash Gandhi , TH-cam Audio Library
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You have a wonderful way of teaching your talents. I’ve now working on my fourth 1000’ of cord making trivets and baskets. I believe it was one of your tutorials that “hooked” me. I have several feet of rope wrapped and was going to start another basket today but , guess what! I’m going to try a square basket thanks to you. 😊
Wonderful! Enjoy making lots of rope baskets!
That is the prettiest rope basket I’ve seen so far. Your tutorials are the best.
Aaah! Thanks so much Kathy. Thanks for watching!
Wonderful! I like the method you use to start the square, makes perfect sense and leaves no gaps!
Amazing patience needed to make these baskets.
But also very rewarding.
I've just started making rope bowls, highly addictive. Thank you for sharing your technique of your beautiful bowls.
Your very welcome! They are very addictive indeed. I have made lots and still finding uses for them.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Спасибо большое за оценку! Я рада, что вам понравилась.
Thanks for the inspiration. I'm going to have a go thanks to your clear directions. Thank you.
Wonderful! Enjoy your project!
I love to watch you make baskets.I love them all but I think the square one is pretty.
Love your teaching .God Bless You.
Thanks so much Lucille for your lovely comment. Glad your enjoying the videos!
I love this purple square basket.
I love your rope tutorials.
Thanks for watching Lucille. Glad your enjoying the videos!
LOVELY, lovely, LOVELY!
You make absolutely incredible tutorials. SO easy to follow, learn from, pure education mixed with decency and kindness.
That's what *I* get out of this... and all the editing, etc., is a lot of hard work. But, you make it look "seamless." *cough*
THANK YOU!!!!
Just Kimberly
Thank you so much! What a beautiful supportive comment. Much appreciated!
I smile every time you say pressure foot....love it and the baskets!
Lol. Old habits die hard. My sewing teacher back in high school must have had an accent and now I can’t break my bad habit. I shall write it on a blackboard 1000 times. Presser, presser, presser. Eventually it will stick. Haha.
Thanks for watching!
I swear my sewing teacher said pressure. I’m saying presser more than pressure now in my videos. It will stick eventually. Glad I’m not the only one out there!
Nice project, I LOVE IT!!!!!!!! I myself, and after watching your video several times, decided to try this project, but tried to use bias fabric to continuously wrapping around the 1/4 inch paracord, or use just a simple 3/4 inch wide ribbon cut at an angle, wrap the ribbon or bias around the paracord and stitch it with a 4-5mm straight stitch with same color thread, or with a contrasting thread, and for as long as I need. And to do the square shape, I am joining the paracord in a parallel fashion on the dimension I want, and then do a final round around the four borders of the construction. In that fashion I can do either squares or rectangles. I have been able to do place mats, square coasters, shopping and carrying bags for my two daughters in the colors they like or want. And I add their names or initials using a contrasting paracord sewn to one side, or using my embroidery machine to do patches that I later sew to the project. Thanks for your very educative, inventive and well explained video, the Lord bless you. And Happy New Year 2024!!!!!
Wow! You’re even more detailed than me. lol.
My first videos I didn’t show cutting fabric strips on the bias but that’s how I did all my other baskets. Lots of fun ideas in your comment. Your baskets will be gorgeous indeed! Thanks for watching!
How beautiful! And I agree, your presentation is lovely! Thank you!
Crafty Patti!! Oh my goodness!! I cannot wait to get my supplies you suggested!! Already on order. My machines are about to get set up. They have been lonely too long. You are living and "impact" life as you teach us how to sew these beautiful baskets, just in time to make many for Christmas. Thank you again.
Oh my goodness. You are very organized. Already thinking of Xmas gifts. Well I certainly have lots of ideas for you.
Me too!
Enjoy making lots of baskets!
You have such a" beautiful gift" of teaching. Keep up the great work. I love how you take the time to show us. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the lovely comment. Much appreciated.
I was just going to comment on what a wonderful teacher she is. Then I saw this comment. :-)
Your videos are fantastic! Thank you for sharing your talent
Thanks so much for your supportive comment!
I love your square purple basket too.It's such a pretty color of material.God Bless you.I love how you teach too.
Thanks so much Lucille and thanks for supporting my channel!
Thank you for showing how to make this beautyful baskets! Greetings from Germany 👍😸
Thank you so much for your exceptional crafts and the tutorial for all the baskets you've made, amongst many other creations of yours. 🤗🙏🌻🌈✨
Ahhh, thanks Anna for the supportive comment. It encourages me to continue publishing more videos.
Your work is amazing and love your tutorials I learned so much thank you
Thanks so much 😊
The colors and shape of this basket make it so gorgeous and practical!
Thanks so much. Glad you like it.
Yes, I am now thinking of the foot as the pressure foot, haha.
When I hold the line with the foot, I only put the foot down, not the needle.
I just made a basket with one inch wide bias cut fabric. There was practically no fraying.
I put a little glue stick on each end of the strip, no clips, unless I need to mark a place.
I cut the point of the bias strip off at the beginning to start flat, but not at the end of the strip.
Thank you for your very comprehensive videos!
That’s great Katherine! Thanks for all your info on cutting fabric strips on the bias. Sounds like a great way to go.
You made me think of just using fabric bias tape. Would only be in solid colours though. Already cut to size and no raw edges. Good for little bits of color here and there perhaps.
Love the square. I’ve made many rope baskets etc…all shapes but not a square. That will be a project real quick….thank you for a great tut…
Thanks for watching! Enjoy sewing up a square basket.
You explain things so well - thank you!
Thanks so much Marlene! Glad the video was easy to follow.
I'm so excited to have found your tutorials Crafty Patti. I too, am looking forward to exploring with these techniques. Thank you so much for putting these together, and to such a high standard too.
You are so welcome!
Love it! I cannot wait to try a square basket now! I'm a newby to rope sewing so I'm just trying to learn new crafts.
You can do it!
Excellent video! Love your sweet voice, instruction was detailed and at a perfect pace. I especially appreciate your excellent choice of music and that I only heard it when you weren’t talking. Your baskets are perfection and it was so nice to show us many shapes and styles. Thank you from a new subscriber.
Thank you for your lovely supportive comment. Happy that you enjoyed the video and thanks so much for subbing!
The prettiest ones I've seen so far! You really have some great tips. I've never made one so I'm going to start at the beginning and watch those first before I tackle making my first bowl.
That’s great! The first video definitely has more how to instruction and more tips and tricks so to say.
Your video is so clear. I am looking forward to making baskets for gifts and as a project with my granddaughter this summer. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for your teachings! Just the way you teach it makes easy to learn. I’ll be making your baskets as Christmas presents here in Maine! Keep showing us new crafts
Hello in Maine! Thanks so much Denise for taking the time to write a supportive comment! Much appreciated!
Thank you so much!! I was searching a video for do a square basket, it’s so beautiful and clear!!
Thanks. Glad you found my video.
Very pretty. These baskets are so nice and they can be used for so many things. I like them because you can also buy holiday print fabrics and use them for holiday get togethers or decorate for holidays with them. Thanks for sharing. Hugs from Florida 🌴😎💙😎🌴
Yes, very true. Orange and black for Halloween and so on. So many options! Thanks for watching Elizabeth. Much appreciated!
Can't wait to try this! You make this look so easy, thank you.
The square rope basket is a little trickier to make than the round rope bowls. If this is your first attempt at rope bowls than I would suggest starting with a basic round rope bowl. Not sure if you have seen my rope bowl playlist so I’m giving you the link so you can try some other tutorials to get you started. Here is the link: th-cam.com/play/PLp6o7Vy1aS_X3YAB8rzu2g01VwfZ67gEg.html
Thank you, loved your lesson it was so easy looking . But I know it wasn’t . The next one I do will be a square one .😁
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Enjoy making your square rope bowl!
je suis ravie d'avoir visionner plusieurs de vos vidéos. j'ai essayé dans l'après midi et j'avoue que ce travail me plait énormément. merci à vous pour vos partages
Translation:
I am delighted to have watched many of your videos. I tried in the afternoon and I admit that I really like this work. thank you for your sharing.
Content que tu aimes ce travail. Merci beaucoup pour votre soutien et pour regarder mes vidéos.
Glad you like this work. Thanks so much for your support and for watching my videos.
Thank you for sharing your great tips and how to start center of the square basket 😍
You are so welcome!
This is just beautiful! I love fabric/sewing arts and the things you have made with this technique, plus your creativity, are amazing Crafty Patti! You have a gift with your pleasant teaching demeanor. Just awesome, I can’t wait to get started! Thank you so very much.
Thanks so much for your lovely comment. Much appreciated!
Amazing, Thank You for sharing
You are very welcome
Thank you for your fabulous video and soft music. You give great directions!!!
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. Good to know that my directions are easy to follow.
Very pretty basket! Thank you for the great tutorial!
Your very welcome!
I was hooked when I watched your video on making the plain rope baskets. I have made a few. I love the idea of a square bowl. Can the sides be made straight? I wanted to use some for storage on shelves. Thanks for your videos. You really explain everything so clearly.
Thks for watching my rope bowl videos! Glad you are enjoying them. If you want straight sides on your square basket then when you are finished sewing the base than bring your basket all the way up till it hits the side of your sewing machine and start sewing your sides. Continue sewing in that manner until you have the height that you want.
Great easy to follow instructions! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Your explanations and advice are really helpful. Thank you so much. You are one of my favourite instructors)) You are so skillful and artful. Greetings from Russia.💐
Aahhh. Hello Ira in Russia! Thank you so much for your supportive comment. Hanks for watching!
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Thank you for "hanks")) The more hanks the more baskets😄
Oh too funny! It was a typo but ended up as a great pun. You got it! Hanks and Thanks again.
👋👋👋
For me it would be better to sew all the fabric strips first, as not to be stopping and adjusting them. Great job.
Different ways to approach it for sure. It’s good if you are just putting a few rows of colour here and there.
I would do the same. I really don't like stopping and starting in pieces.
Whatever works for you for sure. If it’s all the same fabric and your not worried about placement of colour than you can sew all the strips ahead of time. I did that on one of my bowls that I posted on my channel and also folded over the side edges so there was no raw edges. Made for a real sturdy bowl too.
Not sure would want longer strip of fabric to untangle as I go along. Nice sharing of hints to keep it square. Thanks for the ideas.
Such a joy to watch artistry in the making...thanks for sharing❤
Thank you , your tutorials are fantastic, I am hooked
Yeah! Glad I got you hooked!
I was able to make a square
Bowl because of your video thank you!!
Yeah! Glad you had success!
QUESTION...Do you have suggestions on cleaning these rope baskets? I love your teaching style, it is very complete and succinct. I'm having a wonderful time....it is very calming for me.
Yes! I published a video on just that. Here’s the link.
HOW TO - WASH YOUR ROPE BOWLS
th-cam.com/video/mhqEu1mC-a4/w-d-xo.html
I like the Basket it look cool and amazing thanks for the video I Love it
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Excellent video with pleasant music! Thank you! I can’t wait to try this!
Thanks Joy. Enjoy sewing your basket!
Just gorgeous, so many useful tips! I want to make a square trivet that looks like a cutting board with some machine embroidery on it, having to do with Farmer's Markets where she sells homegrown veggies. I plan to fabric wrap a two-row border and hanging handle. This video has been so helpful, thank you very much!
Great idea! That will look awesome!
I really enjoy making rope baskets. I'm always interested in somebodyelse's ideas and methods.
That's great!
Excellent square finishes. Thanks!
Thanks Rose and thanks for watching!
Fantastic directions…& demo. Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
This is beautiful! You are so clever!
So glad you like it!
You’ve inspired me to make a rope bowl. I’m using my roller foot and it’s going well ! Thank you!
Wonderful!
Your videos are so thorough and detailed. Thank you...I've recommended your channel to many friends.
Thank you so much for your comments and your support and sharing too! Much appreciated. I have a personal goal to reach 100,000 subscribers. Getting there!
I love them! They are beautiful!
Thanks so much!
I’m glad you show your mistakes because we’ll make them too.
Exactly. We all learn from our mistakes!
That is so pretty! That fabric panel is lovely in purple❣
Thanks so much Rebecca! Glad you like the colour choice.
My new hobby! Great tutorial.
Yeah! And a very fun hobby indeed!
Amazing! This I will try! Love the square. Thank you for a faboulous tutorial!
You are so welcome!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your skill. Well done!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
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Awesome videos-all of them
Thanks so much Amy! Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Oh my god it’s so beautiful work. Thanks.
Thank you so much 😀
Magnifico trabajo Paty. Yo agregaria a la manijas tela de raso...x la humedad de las manos. Y un alambre fino por dentro para fortalecer. Abrazo
Translation:
Great job Patty. I would add satin fabric to the handles... because of the humidity of the hands. And a fine wire inside to strengthen. hug
¡Gracias por tu gran comentario y por tus ideas!
Thanks for your great comment and for your ideas!
thank you for again for the detailed tutorial
Your very welcome.
I like the fabric design it is beautiful excellent
Thanks Michelle. Glad you like my choice of fabric.
Amazing video!!!!
Thanks so much!
Very nice am going to try them I am quilter and going to try something new.Keep busy,during Cova Thanks again excellent program Thanks again
Thanks Dora for watching. You will enjoy adding the beautiful fabrics since you are a quilter!
You my dear lady excel in making these baskets, I am very impressed. I will admit, I doubt I will ever try this as it looks too difficult and tedious for me. Take care
You can do it!
Just amazingly beautiful!
Glad you are enjoying the videos!
Great job 👏 beautiful basket
Thank you! 😊
love this!
Thank you!
Pretty and creative. Thank you.
Thanks JoAnne and thanks for watching.
Awesome video, thanks!
Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
You are so incredibly talented 😊
Oh thank you! So sweet of you.
Great explanations, thanks!
Your so welcome!
love this
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you
You're welcome
У вас очень красиво получилось, спасибо большое за ролик и замечательный М К
Thanks!
The creativity of this one very inspirational. Thank you 💜 You got a new subscriber.
Awesome! Thank you! And thanks for subbing!
That's great job 👏
Thank you!
Great instruction! Thanks for the detailed info. I wonder, might it be a less bulky, smoother join, if you added the new fabric strip underneath the ending one? Also, perhaps a dab of fabric glue between the two.
Lots of ways to approach the joins. I usually don’t use glue as I don’t want to muck up my needles and machine with glue especially if I am sewing the next round right away and then my needle goes into it.
Nice demonstration, lovely basket. Merry 🎄 Christmas
Thanks Cyndi!
Amazing
Thank you!
Your video tutorials are by far the best I have seen. Thank you! I noticed in some, you do not cut on the bias - do you feel it makes much difference?
Hi Whitney. LOL you catch on quick. I did not show how to cut the fabric on the bias in most of my rope bowl videos so I just published a video on making an oval rope bowl with bias cut fabric strips. And yes, it does make a difference. There is a lot less fraying on the edges of the strips and it has of course more stretch which makes it easier to wrap your rope. Should have showed that in all my videos. But Woops! We all learn as we go and learn from each other which is the beauty of social media sites like TH-cam.
This really a beautiful basket. I have one question, would a bias strip make it easier to wrap the cord. It might fray less. A rotary blade with the pinking edge might work too. I'll have to give it a try. Thank you so much for the beautiful Tutorial. You are an excellent teacher.
Yes, in future rope bowl videos I have shown how to cut bias strips of fabric for less fraying.
I have watched many rope bowl/basket tutorials . Yours are the best. Organized, clear, precise. Thank you. Where do you sell your rope bowls and baskets?
At this point in time I am not selling my crafts.
Thank you for sharing 🥰
Awesome video! Thank you! Is this how you would make a rectanglular basket ..creating a small rectangle in the beginning instead of a square?
Yes. Exactly!
The only non-plastic rope I could find was this really rough sisal stuff, but, it's actually fine because the fabric covers it and the roughness probably adds some stability fwiw. Sewing machine might have trouble with the thicker ones, they seem more dense than this soft cotton cord.
Sisal will be hard to sew through. Might break a few needles.
The cotton rope is better for sewing. Hope you can find some online perhaps.
Lindo, amei. Obrigada por compartilhar!
Translation:
Beautiful, I love it. Thanks for sharing!
Você é muito bem-vindo!
You are very welcome!
I have really learned so much from you. Do you do a video on how to do the rope lids for bowls?
Yes, I sure do. I have a whole playlist on how to make different types of rope bowls. Within that playlist you will find how to add a lid! “How to shape your rope bowl and add an attached lid! Here’s the link to the playlist. th-cam.com/play/PLp6o7Vy1aS_X3YAB8rzu2g01VwfZ67gEg.html
I love it!
Yeah! Thanks for watching!
It’s always a pleasure to watch your tutorials and your creations.
Do you have macrame baskets?
Thank you.
Ahh, thanks Helena for your sweet comment. Much appreciated.
I do not have any macrame basket tutorials but I have lots of other macrame tutorials if you want to check those out. Here's a link to my macrame playlist
th-cam.com/play/PLp6o7Vy1aS_WH4-B16zJhvT4dyebf5366.html
Crafty Patti, I follow them. Thanks.
Hi my stiletto is a FORK!! 😂Works great!!
There you go! Being ingenious!
I'll bet if you made a video about making a square basket today you would be rolling your eyes at the way you used to do them. 😂
Interesting comment!
Beautiful! Great job with directions . If I wanted to do a rectangle, same concept in the beginning but forming a rectangle with the loopys??? I've never done squares or rectangles. Thank you for your great video.
Thanks. For a rectangle just make your first length about 6” long and start your base from there.
So about 3 loonpies about 6 inches long?
Loopies
Not sure what you are referring to as loopies but your first cord length is about 6” long and then you bring your cord down and around the first 6” and keep sewing around that first 6” length until you have the size of base that you want.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts you explained it better, lol
thank you for this tutorial, it is really good. what is the music you are playing in the background? it's so pretty.
Let me check.
Music: One step closer by Aakash Gandhi , TH-cam Audio Library
They are all so lovely. Have you ever used tie dye or stain on these cotton rope baskets?
I have a video on dying rope and cord and then I made several spring coloured bowls and items with the dyed cord. Have a look in my rope bowl playlist and you will see the videos there.