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I haven't made this hat, but I have worked with rushes, the real ones that you have to go pick yourself out of the marshy end of a lake. There -is- no choice...
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Nov 18, 2009
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Has anyone attempted to produce a reed woven hat as in the Maciejowski Bible? Would it use flat, round, oval, halfed reed/rush? Thank you for imput. ...
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Nov 17, 2009
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In the images I've seen, the Alms baskets were carried by 2 handles, oval in shape. This seems to make sense for the idea of a Voider as well. Following the...
Carrie
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Feb 6, 2009
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The reference to the Alms basket sounds grimly possible. In Medieval England they used loaves baked in a crude oven to serve the Lord of the Manor and his...
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Jan 27, 2009
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Okay, I took a few steps and looked... first, an alternate name for Voider is Alms Basket or Maund. A maund is described as being a small wicker basket with...
Carrie
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Jan 27, 2009
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According to a reference I found on Google Books (from a journal called "Notes and Queries" published in London in 1853), a voiding knife and voider were used...
Kathy Randall
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Jan 26, 2009
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Greetings, I'm new here and very interested in finding out what a "voiding" basket is. I can find it listed among possessions into the 17th century but don't...
Chuck Graves
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Jan 26, 2009
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I am Magda z Stalburg residing in Atlantia. I confess to being a lurker for quite a while on the group with out introducing myself. I am old SCAdian who took...
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Nov 20, 2008
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... Welcome! I have found a lot of information on ancient Egyptian basketry from the site of the Petrie Museum in London: ...
Marian Walke
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Nov 18, 2008
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Hi Everyone! I really excited to find this group. My name is Sisildi and I'm from the Barony of Andelcrag in Pentemere, which is actually middle to southwest...
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Nov 18, 2008
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Greetings! My name is Sisildi and I am from the Barony of Andelcrag in Pentemere, which is the Grand Rapids/Lansing Area of Michigan. I am just getting ...
d rivera
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Sep 25, 2008
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Greetings! My name is Laurensa, and I reside in the Shire of Owlsherste in the East Kingdom. (mundanely York PA) I haven't made a basket since about 5th grade...
Dianne
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Jul 25, 2008
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Greetings, M',lord Halima! I am also newly come to the list, hailing from the Barony of Eskalya, in the principality of Oertha, in the West Kingdom. I fear I...
Terrence van Ettinger...
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Jul 25, 2008
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My name is Madelena, I am from the Barony of Bjornsborg in the Kingdom of Ansteorra. I have been researching basketry and I am looking for more information on...
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Jul 25, 2008
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Salaam aleikum My name is Halima al-Rakkasa, late of Dimashq (SCA: Shire of Cragmere, Principality of Tir Righ, Kingdom of An Tir). I have joined in the hope...
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Jul 21, 2008
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Greetings everyone, I have just joined, and thought that I might write in and introduce myself. I am known in the society as Angus Maclaren. I hail from...
Terrence van Ettinger...
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Jun 12, 2008
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... Hello, Christine. I looked at your site -- I love the bear! I am also a member of the BA, and they were kind enough to print pictures of some of my work a...
Marian Walke
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Jun 5, 2008
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Hi I have been growing willow since 2002 on the UK, I am interested in all aspects of willow work, and particularly sharing ideas and information with others....
Christine Redstone
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Jun 2, 2008
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A late response regarding brewing baskets: I read Billy Quinn's description of the brewing experiment with great interest and contacted him about the basket...
Jonas Hasselrot
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Feb 20, 2008
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... Maybe you should start with a good book on the subject, such as WILLOW WORK, by Mary Butcher, 64 pages - soft cover, about $23. It would answer many of...
Marian Walke
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Feb 7, 2008
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I was just going through old email (stuck in bed with 'flu), and thought it might be useful to re-issue this email someone posted last year. ... -Margaret ... ...
Margaret Cochrane
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Feb 5, 2008
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658
How many lbs makes a good size basket? Id like to practice too.. so any suggestions on how much i should order? Aibell...
anxiousgamer
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Feb 3, 2008
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Any of the Salix purpurea will serve your needs (i.e., traditional for European and English baskets), but if you're just starting basketry, go with the ones...
Marian Walke
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Jan 29, 2008
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Based on the time period and location, the basket was most likely made from willow. There would be small spaces between the strands of willow to allow the...
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Jan 29, 2008
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655
Perhaps the reason a basket was used was that it was the "carrier" of the yeast....
Harry Goudie
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Jan 22, 2008
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RE: Re: Need Help=celtic brewing basketCommon Osier (Salix viminalis) was certainly the commonly used willow in my part of the north of England. There is an...
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Jan 21, 2008
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They have tons of selections... which should i pick, which is more period? Aibell ... always ... nor ... inferior ... the ... year, if I ... cuttings ... 15th....
anxiousgamer
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Jan 21, 2008
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Do you know the Latin name for white willow? We sell a number of different willows that are good for basket making, but I'm not sure which one you might be...
Jane Unger
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Jan 16, 2008
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... Try contacting: Ron and Bobbie Harrison Willow Dreams Farm 970 Casey Fork Cook Road Edmonton, KY 42129 270-432-4486 ...
Marian Walke
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Jan 15, 2008
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Most basketry in the British Isles (including Ireland) is willow basketry. The varieties used are usually Salix triandra or Salix purpurea. When we talk about...
Harry Goudie
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