As I wrote before, I started weaving when I lived at Belknap Hot Springs. My sister in law, Shelley Smith had started a pine needle basket and showed me how to weave a pattern on a wire ring and how to add pine needles. The rest I learned from books and lot of practice. Now I will be teaching a class at the Lodge at Belknap Hot Springs, where it all began. Life for me has come full circle, and so it seems right that this process of starting a basket will start with a round wire ring. The class is on February 10th 9-5 $65 includes all materials to complete a basket that will take you on a journey. For me a journey that has gone on for almost 30 years. A journey that has included hot springs water, the love of the outdoors and connecting with people to inspire me and whom I hope to inspire! Hope to see you there. To register email me at sheri@pineneedlecreation.com Bring a bathing suit. Our favorite line when we lived at Belknap Hot Springs was,"always in hot water" |
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Categories"Luminous Boxes" pine needle sculptures"New Beginnings, Small Treasures"- larger treasures 2015 year in coiling Basket Workshop Commission coiled pine needle baskets Events Harlequin Beads and Jewerly McKenzie River Celebration Mother's Day Specials My new blog site pine needle basket handbook in the works Pine Needle baskets Pine Needle Sculptures by Sheri Sheri starts to make pine needle baskets What is in a name "Pine Needle Basket?" When I lived at Belknap Hot Springs |
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