Anna made this Pinecone #01. It is much easier to weave than the spheres and eggs because the point is open. For the Pinecone #01 you need 2 x 8 arms in two or four different colours. The Pinecone made from the templates included is about 15 cm tall. Anna made it…
This Egg #006 is the size of chicken eggs. It is reasonable simple to make as you only need to cut out two pieces and then you may start weaving. A pair of tweezers is, however, a must to weave the bottom. Look to Egg #001 for more instructions. And a cut file: egg 006…
This Egg #005 is difficult to make and even more so to get pretty. The issues are: 1) To weave in a symmetrical way so that the centre of the pole ends at the very top of the shell – in particular the upper half is troublesome. 2) To form firm and smooth edges at…
This Egg #004 Box is much simpler to weave than the full eggs because you only need to weave two tops and don’t have to make the ends meet at the bottom. Cut out 2 x10 double egg strips and 2 or 3 times the sheet with the straight strips considering the colours you would…
This Egg #003 is just like Egg #001 and you plan, prepare and weave in the same way. Start making the two parts so that the end of the strips having the small holes form the centre. For this egg you must be very careful lining up when you weave. Already when you start weaving…
Weaving this Easter Egg requires some patience. The procedure is the same as explained for Sphere #001. You need to cut out 20 of the double strips. I made the pattern so that a wide and narrow strip is joined when you start. This makes the start much easier also reducing the chance of tearing the…
Varying the shape of the strips of the sphere you may weave an Easter Egg. The procedure is the same as explained for Sphere #001. Start gluing the 10 strips narrow end to the smallest circle. Take great care that it is indeed the narrow end for all strips. After weaving and gluing together the…
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