Here is Rhonda Amundson at The Wicker Woman shop in August taking a bee skep class. This one was made from rye straw. We had fun and didn’t she do a great job?
Bee Skep Class at The Wicker Woman Shop Read More »
A couple days ago, I was out gathering barley straw from a farmer’s field and managed to get quite a bit of it for future bee skep making classes. The farmer got quite a kick
Gathering Straw for Bee Skeps Read More »
It’s raining again today and the wind has been kicking up rather strongly, but every so often some rays of sunshine stream down, making for a very beautiful tableau. Wonder if we’ll be fortunate enough
Quiet, rainy, basketweaving day! Read More »
Please visit one of my favorite basket supply stores, Baskets of Joy and while you are there, take time to cast your vote for my antler basket #5 on the “My Favorite Basket Contest.” Send
My Favorite Basket Contest on Baskets of Joy! Read More »
Just got back a few days ago from Nelsonville, OH where we held the 2nd Annual Gathering of The SeatWeavers’ Guild. What a great event, fun and learning for all involved! Now that I’m home,
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I will be the monthly featured speaker, presenting “The Wonderful World of Wicker” with a special emphasis on my Antler Basketmaking at the Heritage Basketry Guild of Dayton, Ohio. Heritage Basketry Guild Monday evening, August
Peters is August featured speaker at Heritage Basketry Guild Read More »
Last weekend I had the pleasure of spending a great three-day weekend mentoring Career Oportunity Grant receipient, Katie Haws on the fine art of antler basketmaking. She received her grant to study with me from
Antler Basketweaving Grant Read More »
I am so delighted and excited to have found the blog for Musgrove Willows and I know you will love reading it too! When I was over in England in 2006 on a Fellowship Grant
Monday Mention–Musgrove Willows Read More »
