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BushMoot: Come along to the amazing Summer Moot 31st July - 5th August (extended Moot : 27th July - 8th August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
I've just discovered I can use the pallet straps we get on our orders at work to weave baskets. Thought I'd write a tutorial for anyone else interested:
Square to round basket weaving tutorial by Cyclingrelf, on Flickr
What Andy T says - the ones I've seen, the holes are more keyhole shaped than round. You might see little spray craters in the sand around the hole as though lots of small droplets of water have landed around it.
Tip on loads of salt and wait. The first thing to show will be a slippery fleshy...
Hi Stuart, I've merged your two threads and left them in Out and about :) Thanks for sharing pics of your trip - it looks like you all had a good time.
Good luck Eric, glad you found the Loomy Bin helpful. :) Tjurved - that's a lovely pattern in your picture, thanks for sharing.
I can't add anything about choosing colours - thanks Mary for your input on this. Good question!
I went for the Woodlore Nanok Golden Eagle - I'm not sure how that translates to the rest of the Nanok range http://www.raymears.com/Bushcraft_Product/64-Ray-Mears-Nanok-Sleeping-Bag-Golden-Eagle/
I've not been cold in it and I've slept out in a bivvy with thick frost forming on my tarp.
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Great they are appreciated! And I'm glad you all seem to have got the hang of it so well :)
R.Lewis - I'll maybe run the workshop again another year if there's interest.
<<Edit>> I've put the handouts I made online in case anyone finds them useful.
Brief instructions on how to get started...
Thanks for posting those, they look great! I'm impressed with the length of weave you managed in one evening.
Did you keep the pattern on the left symmetrical by counting rows or by checking the position of threads in the cards?
Anyways, nice work :)
Practised my reflector oven bread-making, learned how to rock-climb, saw Longstrider's awesome demonstration :)
Incidentally, my 6 year old nephew saw this photo of Longstrider cutting a can in two pieces:
Chopping a can in two lengthways by Cyclingrelf, on Flickr
After a moment or two...
My pics are on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclingrelf/sets/72157627421477948/
Due to teaching each morning, then doing my own stuff in the afternoons, I didn't take many during daylight hours!
I've changed the permissions on the group photos, so you should be able to download a copy...
Me too - I hate it when the moot ends and I have to say goodbye to all my friends, old and new. But that's a testimony to how fantastic all you people are in being incredibly generous and friendly: giving freely of your time, skills and good cheer. Some highlights for me:
Watching Longstrider...
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