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Willow Weaving - Tradition with a Twist

From: 17 May 2008

To: 17 May 2008

Burton Manor The Village, Burton, Neston, Cheshire, CH64 5SJ

Willow Weaving - Tradition with a Twist CS 08 61
17 May 10:00 - 17:00
Create a basket or plant support using a rustic log as a base, using coloured willow and
traditional weaving techniques. Can become a charming focal point in your garden, perhaps
used for growing strawberries, herbs or flowers in your basket and the plant support can be
used for clematis, sweet peas or runner beans. Suitable for beginners and those with previous
experience, but not for those with weakness in hands or arms. Additional material costs -
please ask.
Tutor: Alex James
Burton Manor
The Village, Burton, Neston, Cheshire, CH64 5SJ 0151 336 5172

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