Gallery Baskets - How to Make Fabric Covered Clothesline Rope Baskets - Part One
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
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Mrs. King's Gallery Baskets is a 2-Disc DVD Workshop that I released in 2009 using an alternative method I developed for wrapping the clothesline with fabric. I am now offering the original 2-Disc DVD on CZcams for all my viewers to enjoy!
Gallery Baskets is a comprehensive video workshop that offers you
step-by-step instruction in completing beautiful Gallery quality clothesline baskets. You will be guided through the process of creating round and oval bottom baskets. You will lean handle and rim techniques as well as how to make a cover for your round bottom baskets that creates a beautiul storage container that you can display anywhere.
The method presented in this workshop for wrapping the clothesline with fabric differs from the traditional method and the result will be a smooth finish on the outside of your baskets with no raw edges showing.
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Timestamps
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00:14 - Intro
01:41 - Supplies
08:53 - Preparing the Weavers
33:54 - Creating a Spiral
42:53 - Small Round Basket
1:20:52 - Round Covered Basket
I love this video. There’s no unnecessary chitchat, just getting down to the project with clear, concise instructions. Thank you. 😊
I love making corded baskets, and now, since watching this video, I feel I will love it, even more! Great tutorial! Great tips! Exceptional quality of work!
Thank you so much. I can’t wait to make my first covered basket. I’m going to make one shorter to transport a covered dish. This was my first video of yours that I have watched. Will definitely be watching more. You are an excellent teacher.
If the fabrics are sewn together at an angle, there will be less bulk when seaming. Also, cutting the fabric on the bias will keep the fabric from fraying when cut close to the seam and will allow the fabric to be stretched as sewn so it is tight around the cord.
I’ve been making baskets for 2-3 years now and have watched many how to videos. I’m a very visual learner which makes your videos excellent for makers like me. Your method of creating the beginning spiral has taken away lots of stress, as has your way to add rope to a work in progress and for ending the piece. You’ve really clarified a lot of technique for me. Thank you so much 🩷
Just now getting interested in those rope baskets. Your video was the first I have seen that sews fabric onto the Rope! Fantastic Idea! All videos I have seen this far.. take much wrapping fabric!. Thank you for video!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!
I haven’t see fabric covered rope done like this either. So much neater this way. 👍
You keep freezing up.Cute basket. You’re a great teacher.
I thought I recognized your teaching method/thoroughness/voice! I watched this video a couple of years ago, now I am onto making bags with you! Fantastic teacher…. Jonee
I have been looking for a tutorial with this technique for a while. Thankfully, I found you. This is exactly how I want to make my baskets. Thank you, Rosie.
YOU SURE ARE AN EXCELLENT TEACHER!!!
Wow, thank you! And thank you for watching the video!
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Best video content ever
Gorgeous baskets! Your techniques are the absolute best ones I've ever seen. Basket weaving techniques incorporated into fabric covered baskets and raised centers is mind blowing. I've never seen any fabric baskets like these. I'm making them all multiple times! Thank you so much for sharing your talents so we can improve our skills. And your key fob pattern I purchased is awesome! It's the perfect size for holding essentials and in today's world it's perfect for carrying a few clean masks. I may add a pocket with a snap to the back side of it to put a used one for the trip home.
Thank you so much for your very kind comments! I am glad that you like my technique for making the clothesline baskets. Also, great idea for using the key fob pouch. I would not have thought of that myself. Enjoy!
@@RosiesArtStudio Thank you! These are going to be so much fun to make!
Excellent! The basket as well as the tutorial. Thank you so much. I'm a pensioner-begginer)) got absolutely addicted to sewing baskets but each time I get NOT what I want - in diameter, form, height. Your explanations come very helpful.
Thank you from Russia.
You are very welcome and thanks for watch! Have fun making the baskets!
Oh my goodness I never realized a mat could get dull! I’ve had terrible luck with new blades, so I thought. I now realize it’s most likely my Mat since it’s my favorite and I’ve used it for years. Thanks for that info I’m glad I didn’t throw away what I thought were defective blades. I’ll try using one of my less used mats which are practically new since I’ve barely used them. I’ll let you know how I make out. I’ve never ever heard a mat could wear out in all the years I’ve been a quilter
People usually do not talk about dull mats. If a new blade is not cutting, the mat is the problem. Thanks for watching!
Wow l love these baskets and your directions are so clear !!
Thanks so much 😊 and thanks for watching!
Fantastic tutorial. This technique also makes great trivets and coasters by just leaving it flat without curving on the 45 degree angle.
This is by far the best bowl out there! First class act! I can’t wait to make one!!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching. Have fun making your baskets!
Love this. Soooo many uses. What fantastic gifts they are going to make for next Christmas. Thank you
They are fun to make. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, amazing tutorial! You are amazing with your instructions- not too fast - very clear instructions. Encouraging me to slow down and follow your instructions
I am so glad that you like the tutorial. Thanks for watching!
shared this! this is really one of the best tutorials out there on this style (fabric covered) of rope basket.
Awesome! Thank you!
I really enjoyed and learned much to get a straight up sided basket. I have to try your method. Thank you.
This is the best tutorial I have ever watched. You are an excellent teacher 👏
Wow, thank you! I am so glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching!
The best tutorial on these baskets! Thank you so much for sharing. I’m on my way down the stairs to make one using your technique! ❤️❤️
Thank you so much or your kind comment. Have fun making the baskets and thanks for watching!
Thank you so much Rosie! Fabulous tutorial and amazing results. I've been saving discarded clothesline for years with good intentions of making baskets one day. Thanks to you, that time has come. Your baskets are gorgeous🥰
very well taught. rosie knows her stuff. it's better than the 25 minute workshop i got at a meeting a few months ago. and i love the work in the beginning of the tutorial. great job!
Wow, thank you!
The best tutorial!! Thank you so much!!
Gorgeous pretty basket you made. You’re a great teacher.I love both baskets.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this process with us!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. From one instructor to another you came across so well and thorough. Wonderful
The most beautiful basket I have ever seen! 👆🏾👏🏾🙏🏾
Ah! You started with garment-making. That's why your teaching is so organized and methodical (this is Lisa O.!).
Am going to make one! Start small then a big one. Can't wait. Thank u for sharing.
This is an excellent tutorial!!! So detailed and so easy to follow. Beautiful baskets!
Thank you~ 🌸💕
You are so welcome! I am glad you like the tutorial and thanks for watching!
amazing talent. absolutely lovely! thanks for sharing
Excellent video. Thank you so much. I'm excited to get started.
Great video with lots of tips for the great baskets. Thanks for sharing.
Great demonstration...gave me confidence.
Awesome video, your tut is very very clear to follow. Thank you.
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
Thank you so much! This is so helpful!!! Can't wait to try it!
Super good tutorial!! Thanks!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
So beautifully made
Love watching this video. You are a wonderful teacher. I am subscribed.
I am glad you like the video. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
AWESOME tutorial...THANK YOU SO MUCH for the very detailed instructions. I am going to attempt to make one of these.
Excellent video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Nice work! 😊
I’m new to your channel
Thank you for sharing this with me
Be safe stay well and God bless
Also love the hum of your sewing machine.
Thanks again
I was going to come in again and tell you that I like the sound of the sizers also. 😋
You are welcome and thank you for watching!
outstanding content
Great instructions. Thank you
Thank you and you are welcome!
you should soak your mat in the bath tub a few times a year... it help keep it from being dual.
Loved this video, wish you showed an actual market basket.
Beau travail
Rosie what beautiful work you do. I was wondering what you do with the fraying on the fabric in the inside of the bowls. I really don’t like all those little threads sticking out. Any suggestions????
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What an amazing tutorial!! I feel like I've taken a master class. What would you estimate the height of the side of the first basket? I really appreciate the time you have taken to share this method. I have tried several methods but I think this will be my favorite.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. I believe the first basket was just about 2-3 inches tall. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant
On watching many fabric covered rope baskets this is the only one that cuts off excess fabric, this to me is leaves g more scraps to use.. if you twist the fabric around the rope there is no waste or cutting off of fabric.
Love, love, love your covered baskets!!! And your fabric choices are simply beautiful!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Is there any kind or size of design of fabric that you recommend? I know the batiks are always gorgeous!🥰🥰😊
Great tutorial, thank you. Would you share the brand name of the clothesline you recommend, please?
Thanks for your tutorials, Rosie!.
I also have a dressmaker background. My question is this...
Have you ever cut your strips on the bias? My thinking is that it would be beneficial for stretching the fabric over the rope and smoother curves.
I have only tried the raw edge wrapping method, and found that it caused pain in my hand by twisting the fabric over the rope.
So I will give this method a try!
Just curious as to why we want the center of the bottom and the center of the top of the covered basket to have a raised center. Seems like it would work well flat as well. Also, why does it raise up if you’re keeping it flat. Great tips on the tutorial. Thanks
You don’t have to, that is just how she likes it.
I can’t quite understand how you get the centre dome effect on one and not another.... terrific tutorial
Lindo demais ❤
Thanks for the super instructions. I must admit I was a bit of a skeptic on the idea of making a ton of cording and then sewing it all in one feel swoop. But it was so fun. I was trying out several methods and materials over a weekend and wound up with three cotton ones and six smaller ones out of paracord. Today, I was kind of looking around on your website for more information regarding the supplies you were introducing. I did not see a webpage for that anywhere. Do you have an opinion as to which brand of multi-colored thread performs in a similar way to Mettler Metrosene or Gutermann polyester? Those are my preferred brands for years and I would like to consider branching out and trying something new.
Try as I might following your tutorial i can not get a straight up sided basket. What am I doing wrong. Also, I noticed you did not have a spool of thread on the spindle....it appeared that it was coming from the bobbin area.
It just takes practice to get straight sides. Thanks for watching!
How do you clean up the loose strings on the inside of the basket? I love that there are no raw edges on the outside, but the inside does not look as nice with all the loose threads.
When you sew the fabric covered rope together you can position it so that the raw edges are touching each other causing them to be completely hidden which will give you no raw edges on the outside or inside...if that makes sense.
Why not making sure the raw edges stay inside the spiral (where you put the glue) so that there are no visible raw edges on the inside either? These baskets are beautiful!
You certainly can do that and it is how I make mine. You just have to be very carefully that you get the seams perfectly in the middle or they will end up showing on the outside of the basket.
My question is, in this video were you using cotton fabric...a blend? Also, did you cut your strips with the grain or against the grain? One way stretches more than the other and I wonder if this helps eliminate any puckering when you begin creating the basket bottom. Your teaching style is excellent. I really enjoyed your videos and your baskets are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
I use 100% cotton quilting fabric. I usually cut my strips from selvage to selvage. Thank you for watching!
Thank you for this great tutorial. Would like to know what brand of clothesline you are using. I couldn't tell from video. Thanks.
I made this video over 10 years ago and do not remember the name of the clothesline.
Susan H Have just made two small baskets. Have used Dunn hardware braided rope 5mm x 15mtr & Grunt cotton sash cord 5mm x 25mtr. Bought at Bunnings hardware store here is Australia. The rope must be tough but not have foreign material inside. Tough but soft. Good luck finding something that will work for you.
Very very very thorough.
It's obvious you're involved with children. A teacher perhaps?
Beautiful baskets, may I ask what your background is made out of its really beautiful
Thank you. No special background. I’ve just been sewing for 50+ years.
I love your tutorial. Thank you so much. Is it okay to use nylon braided rope for the weavers? I bought some before watching your tut (3/16” x 50’) and not sure if I should return it for macramé cord.
How long of rope does it take to make the basket you are showing? And thank you for such great instructions
You are welcome 😊. I show baskets of different sizes in this video. I don’t have measurements for you. I typically prepare a bunch of the fabric covered rope and if I need more, I add to it. I show how to add more of the covered rope in the video.
Can show how to make a hat from the pipping stitches. Please 😢😢
Wouldn't it be easier to use a piping foot?
Curious as to why you would not save time and fabric and wrap the cord. 🇨🇦
With this technique, you do not get any raw edges on the exterior of the basket.
I cut my fabric one inch wide and on the bias and there is little to know waste. I have been selling my work now for two years in a shop locally. I learned something new from your video with respect to the triple zig zag and your amazing handles. Your work is incredible. 🇨🇦
As someone with disabilities...just a note that each method (wrapping or piping) uses completely different wrist/hand motions.
Someone may be able to do one comfortably but not the other, so its always good to have different methods.
what model of your Husqvarna machine are you using?
What brand rope? I could not see it.
I don’t remember. I recorded this video over 10 years ago. Thanks for watching!
Do you think it would be possible, easier to do the pipping with a Serger??
What is the brand of the clotheline
How long should the strips be?
I have a question: do you trim off the excess fabric right before starting to make the base? Thank you. You have made an excellent tutorial. Not too fast, not too slow. Very clear. I am a newbie, haven't yet made a basket. I have seen naked rope and where only sections are fabric wrapped. After watching your video, I have much more confidence in trying it!
What is the brand of clothesline you refer to in this video?
what brand of clothesline is that?
Not sure why your fixated on pushing the centre of the basket up, put anything in the basket and the bottom just flattens. Pushing the lid's centre looks good though.
Are your Olfa SCS 2 Scissors, the 5" or 7" ones?
I recorded this video over ten years ago and I am sorry I do not remember, but I am guessing I would have used longer scissors. Thanks for watching!
How do you cover the clothes line...
To messy for me. Tyfs ❤️🥰🇨🇦❤️
What do you mean by too messy? I'm making one for my sister.
Don’t like the gluing and I also don’t the way the fabric is sewn to the rope, I like wrapping the rope with the strips of fabric , and I never need to glue the centre,
Different strokes for different folks, enjoy making your basket, your sister will love it
Hugs
Maggie
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What is the brand of clothesline??.
I filmed this over 10 years ago so I don’t remember. But, you want something that is a little soft and flexible...not stiff. Thanks for watching!
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I did it too. This is what I used woodglut designs for
I want to watch this but I’m afraid the color is taking the attention away from the teaching. I know it’s your artistic style but it’s too hard to watch. I’m sorry
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you 🙏🏻
You are welcome and thanks for watching!
How many yards of p ipping is needed for an average basket?
I can't get out to order that special needle so what is another
possibility?
Denim needle which is blue for my machine.