Gypsy Flowers
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2013
- Ian Barnett demonstrates how to make wooden gypsy flowers using a draw knife and coppiced hazel. He shows the different effects achieved by using green wood and dry wood at his workshop in Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre, West Sussex.
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I'm from the Irish/Scottish Gypsy Traveller communities and the older generations of my family used to do this. Unfortunately the tradition didn't get passed down all to much so I'm very thankful for these videos. I plan on mastering the craft so it can continue on. As a child my great uncle sat outside the door of his trailer/caravan and made one for me. He did it his entire life so it only took him minutes.
Very nice ❤️
My daughter brought a gyspy flower and a woodrooster home she was given too from a friend . I LOVED THEM... my husband Bill likes makeing things with his hands I am going yo show him these videos.
Totally amazing. Never knew about these hand-made flowers. thanks for sharing
Interesting. I've not seen flowers like this berfore. Thumbs up.
Thank you
Wow. Thank you for sharing. I love this
Very cool
I really loved this video thank you sir for sharing!!!!
Nice! Thanks for sharing!💜
Totally awesome !
How lovely.
Great video
I am reading Rabbit Stew and a penny or two! By Maggie Smith - Bendell. It's such an interesting book on the Life of the True Romany Gypsies. I would highly recommend it!
Simple but clever.
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I think the reason they used Elder is that it turns bright orange when cut..
My mother would make flowers from soft paper and hawk them my grandad mad them from elder for my granny to hawk elder has a soft center
ive always prefered elder but takes practise for more traditional gypsy stuff check out #ecogypsy cheers all
Not bad ,and not" having a go" but to be honest here a genuine Romany Gypsy/Traveller wouldn't be happy with the result from Dry Hazel or from using the drawknife. The best results come from using day/two day old Elder and a thin bladed Pegknife held flat against (almost) and at an angle/not 90 degrees to the wood,that way the furls curl over much better and become more Chrysanthemum like.
Thank you