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Weave a Basket with Fabric and Vines

Sunday September 26th in the Hudson Valley, New York State

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Weave a Basket with Fabric and Vines

Sunday September 26th

In this workshop you will learn to make a traditional Appalachian style ribbed basket with a twist– fabric and yarn will be incorporated alongside vines to create a fun and colorful look. We will start with a grapevine frame and then use fabric, upcycled clothing, roving, and yarn to weave the body of the basket, giving it a soft but sturdy construction. There is a lot of room for your individuality to shine in this basket and everyone’s will turn out a different size and shape. (approximately 11” x 8” x 10”) Participants are encouraged to bring their own fabrics, old clothes, roving, and yarn to use in the basket. (A selection of material to supplement this will also be provided) It is the perfect project for those who like to use found materials- whether it is the grapevines covering your fence or that old dress that you want to repurpose into something meaningful. Details on what to bring will be included upon sign-up. You will go home with a basket and inspiration to create many more!

Open to all experience levels.

WORKSHOP IS FULL. email me at katiegroveart@gmail.com to get on the waitlist. Details, dates, info about the weekend are below.

LOCATION

Katie Grove Studios, Old Kings Highway, Stone Ridge NY 12484 (address upon sign up) 

DATE/TIME

Sunday September 26th

10:00 am – 4:30 pm

COST 

$95.00 (includes all materials and handouts on the techniques covered)

WHERE TO STAY

If you are traveling to the workshop there are many lovely places to spend the night locally. Here are a few links to the ones I am somewhat familiar with and a google search will find you more. Nearby Kingston and New Paltz also have motels and hotels.

AIR BNB:

Here is a link to air bnbs in the area for the weekend of the 21st. 

Bed and Breakfasts:

The 1850s House

The Arbor BNB

Camping:

Creekview Campsites

What does it look like to make a basket?

To see some examples of baskets and student experiences from single day workshops check out the blog posts below or visit my current/past workshops page. There is such an amazing array of students that take my classes and I’m always impressed with the creativity and individuality that comes out when a person sits down and allows themselves the time to make something beautiful with their hands. 

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