Coil basket

Summary

En este instructivo y entretenido guión de video, la instructora Miss Schloermann guía a los espectadores a través del proceso de creación de una cesta de espiral hecha con tubos y hilo. Comenzando con la preparación de los materiales, incluyendo un tubito de plástico, hilo de lana y un clip de papel modificado que funciona como aguja, la instructora ofrece consejos útiles para asegurar que el hilo esté atado y enrollado correctamente. La técnica clave consiste en enrollar el hilo alrededor del tubito, asegurando y atando cada capa para formar la estructura de la cesta. Además, se destaca la importancia de la paciencia y la perseverancia, especialmente al comenzar, y se sugiere contar las vueltas de enrollado para mantener la consistencia. La instructora también aborda cómo cambiar de color de hilo y cómo formar la parte superior de la cesta, que puede ser plana o curvarse ligeramente hacia afuera. Finalmente, se explica cómo acabar y asegurar el hilo para completar la cesta de forma segura y estética. El guión resalta la flexibilidad del proceso y cómo la posición y el ajuste del hilo afectan la forma final del recipiente, animando a los aprendices a experimentar y crear sus propias cestas únicas.

Takeaways

• 🧵 Para hacer un cesto de rollo, se necesitan suministros como tubos de goma, hilo y un clip de papel modificado que actúa como aguja.
• 📏 Se debe medir tres brazadas del hilo desde el hombro hasta el final para asegurar que no sea demasiado largo ni corto.
• 🪝 El clip de papel modificado es una herramienta útil para ayudar en el proceso de tejer y asegurar el hilo en el tubo de goma.
• 🔄 El proceso de tejido implica envolver el hilo alrededor del tubo de goma, asegurándose de que esté lo suficientemente ajustado pero sin forzar demasiado.
• 🔵 Se pueden usar varios colores de hilo para darle un aspecto variado al cesto de rollo.
• 🟢 Se pueden hacer cuentas o simplemente calcular visualmente el número de vueltas que se dan al tejer el hilo alrededor del tubo.
• 📏 El clip modificado se utiliza para asegurar el hilo en el centro del tubo de goma al principio y al final del proceso.
• 🔲 La forma final del cesto depende de cómo se posicionen y se ajusten los rollos de hilo, lo que puede dar una apariencia plana o curvada.
• 🔄 Es importante asegurar que no haya espacios entre los rollos de hilo, para que el color blanco del tubo no se vea a través.
• 🟠 Cuando se conecta un nuevo trozo de hilo, se debe asegurar que el hilo anterior esté bien atrapado y atado antes de continuar.
• 🔲 El cesto puede ser terminado de manera plana o curva, dependiendo de cómo se posicionen los rollos y cómo se estire el hilo.
• ✂️ Al finalizar, se recorta el hilo sobrante y se suaviza para completar el cesto de rollo.

Q & A

¿Qué materiales se necesitan para hacer una cesta de rollo?

Se necesitan tubos para formar los rollos, hilo para tejer y atar, una aguja de hilo o un clip de papel modificado con un gancho, tijeras y, por supuesto, hilo para elegir los colores.

¿Cómo se modifica un clip de papel para usarlo como una aguja de hilo?

Se abre el clip de papel para que quede en forma de aguja y se utiliza una parte de él como un gancho para facilitar el paso del hilo a través de los rollos.

¿Cómo se mide la longitud del hilo para la cesta de rollo?

Se mide desde el final del hilo hasta el hombro, y se toma tres veces la longitud del brazo para asegurar que el hilo no sea demasiado largo ni demasiado corto.

¿Cómo se inicia el proceso de tejer la cesta de rollo?

Se comienza por el ángulo del tubo y se coloca el hilo opuesto al tubo, asegurándose de que el hilo esté atrapado y se enrolle alrededor del tubo.

¿Cómo se asegura el hilo en la cesta de rollo al principio?

Se utiliza un clip de papel modificado con un gancho para pasar el hilo a través de los rollos y asegurar que quede firmemente atrapado y atado.

¿Cómo se forma el espiral en la cesta de rollo?

Se forma el espiral al enrollar el hilo alrededor del tubo y luego doblándolo para crear un bucle, el cual se atrapará y se seguirá enrollando para crear el espiral.

¿Cómo se asegura el hilo cuando se cambia de color o se añade una nueva pieza?

Se atrapó el hilo nuevo junto con el anterior y se utiliza el clip de papel modificado para asegurar el hilo en su lugar, asegurándose de que quede firme y sin agujeros.

¿Cómo se decide la forma final de la cesta de rollo?

La forma final de la cesta de rollo depende de cómo se posicionen y sujeten los rollos. Si se colocan los rollos hacia afuera, la cesta se doblará hacia afuera, y si se colocan hacia adentro, la cesta será más vertical.

¿Cómo se termina y cierra la cesta de rollo una vez finalizado el tejido?

Se continúa enrollando el hilo hasta que quede delgado y luego se tuckea a través de los rollos. Se utiliza el clip de papel modificado para asegurar el hilo y se cierra la cesta enrollando el hilo sobre él mismo y asegurando que quede oculto y firme.

¿Cómo se aborda un problema si el hilo se atasca o se engancha en otra parte de la cesta?

Si el hilo se atasca o se engancha, se debe desenrollar ligeramente, reajustar la posición y luego continuar con el proceso de enrollado. Es importante ser paciente y tomarse el tiempo necesario para solucionar el problema.

¿Por qué es importante no tener demasiados agujeros o espacios en la cesta de rollo?

Es importante no tener agujeros o espacios porque se desea que la cesta sea fuerte y estable. Los agujeros pueden causar debilidades en la estructura y afectar la apariencia final de la cesta.

¿Cómo se asegura la consistencia en el número de enrollamientos al tejer la cesta de rollo?

Algunas personas prefieren contar los enrollamientos mientras tejen, y 10 o 15 es un buen número de enrollamientos para asegurar la consistencia. Sin embargo, también se puede hacer simplemente estimando visualmente.

Outlines

00:00

🧵 Introducción y preparación de materiales para hacer un cesto de rollo

Miss Schloermann comienza la lección sobre cómo hacer un cesto de rollo, destacando su belleza y simplicidad. Se enumeran los materiales necesarios, incluyendo tubería para formar los rollos, hilo para tejer y herramientas como un aguja de hilo o un clip de papel modificado con un gancho para ayudar en el proceso de tejido. Además, se menciona la importancia de medir el hilo con el brazo para asegurar una longitud adecuada y se inicia la técnica de enrollado alrededor del tubo.

05:01

📏 Proceso de enrollado y asegurado del hilo en el cesto

Se describe el proceso detallado de enrollar el hilo alrededor del tubo, asegurando que el hilo esté atado y enrollado de manera uniforme. Se destaca la importancia de hacer el comienzo con paciencia y perseverancia, ya que una vez que se inicia el patrón, el proceso se vuelve más fácil. Además, se discute cómo asegurar el hilo al trazar y enrollar, y cómo el resultado final dependerá de la tensión y el ajuste del hilo en el tubo.

10:02

🔄 Continuidad en el enrollado y cambio de color de hilo

La instrucción continúa con el proceso de enrollado, destacando cómo continuar con el hilo y cómo cambiar de color de hilo cuando sea necesario. Se menciona la importancia de asegurar el hilo entre los rollos y cómo esto afecta la forma final del cesto. Además, se ofrecen consejos para manejar situaciones donde el hilo puede quedar atrapado o se vuelve difícil de manipular.

15:06

🎨 Elección de colores y terminación del cesto

Se aborda la elección de colores para el hilo y cómo esta elección influye en la apariencia final del cesto. Se detalla cómo continuar con el proceso de enrollado hasta que se complete el cesto, y se proporciona orientación sobre cómo terminar y asegurar el hilo una vez que se alcanza el tamaño deseado. Se enfatiza la necesidad de asegurar el hilo de manera que no se desvíe ni se exponga el tubo subyacente.

20:06

🔍 Detalles finales y ajustes para la forma del cesto

Se abordan los detalles finales para asegurar que el cesto tenga la forma deseada, ya sea plano o ligeramente curvo. Se muestra cómo ajustar la posición de los rollos y cómo asegurar el hilo para controlar la forma del cesto. Además, se ofrecen soluciones para problemas comunes, como hilos que se atascan o se enganchan, y se enfatiza la importancia de ser paciente y persistente en el proceso.

25:07

🏁 Conclusión y finalización del cesto de rollo

Finalmente, se completa el cesto de rollo asegurando el último hilo y ocultando cualquier parte de tubo no deseada. Se aclara que es mejor tener un poco más de hilo de lo necesario en lugar de quedarse corto. Se proporciona orientación sobre cómo recortar y suavizar los extremos del hilo una vez que el cesto esté terminado. Se celebra la finalización del proyecto y se anima a los estudiantes a crear sus propios cestos de rollo.

Keywords

💡Cesta de rollo

Una cesta de rollo es un tipo de artesanía hecha a mano que utiliza una técnica de enrollar y tejer con materiales como el tubing o lana. En el video, la cesta de rollo es el objeto principal que se está creando, usando tubing como base y lana para tejer y decorar.

💡Tubing

El tubing es un material plástico flexible que se utiliza como base para el esqueleto de la cesta de rollo. Se menciona en el video como la estructura alrededor de la cual se enrolla y teje la lana.

💡Lana

La lana es el material que se utiliza para tejer y dar forma a la cesta de rollo. Se describe cómo se corta y se enrolla alrededor del tubing para crear el diseño de la cesta.

💡Aguja de lana

Una aguja de lana es una herramienta que se utiliza para ayudar a pasar la lana a través del tubing y asegurar que esté bien atado. Aunque se menciona la aguja de lana, en el video se recomienda un clip de papel modificado como una alternativa más común.

💡Clip de papel modificado

Un clip de papel modificado es una herramienta hecha a partir de un clip de papel, doblado para crear una aguja con un gancho. Se utiliza en el video como una alternativa a la aguja de lana para ayudar a trazar y asegurar la lana en el tubing.

💡Tejer

El tejer es el proceso de enrollar y atar la lana alrededor del tubing para formar la estructura de la cesta. Es una técnica clave en la creación de la cesta de rollo y se describe en detalle en el video.

💡Medición de la lana

La medición de la lana se refiere a determinar la cantidad de lana necesaria para el proyecto. En el video, se sugiere medir la lana desde el hombro hasta el final del dedo pulgar, tres veces, para obtener la longitud correcta.

💡Forma de la cesta

La forma de la cesta es el resultado final de cómo se enrollan y se colocan los rollos de lana. Dependiendo de la tensión y la posición de los rollos, la cesta puede ser plana o curvarse hacia afuera o hacia arriba. Se discute en el video cómo controlar la forma final de la cesta.

💡Curvar la cesta

Curvar la cesta es el proceso de dar una forma específica a la cesta de rollo, como una curva suave hacia afuera. Esto se logra al posicionar y ajustar los rollos de lana a medida que se teje la cesta.

💡Acabado

El acabado es el proceso final de asegurar y ocultar el final de la lana para que quede limpio y esté bien asegurado. En el video, se muestra cómo enrollar el final de la lana, usar el clip de papel modificado para trazar y asegurar el hilo, y luego recortar y suavizar la lana para completar la cesta.

💡Colores

Los colores son una parte importante de la decoración y el diseño personal de la cesta de rollo. Se menciona en el video que se pueden utilizar diferentes colores de lana para dar vida y carácter a la cesta.

Highlights

Miss Schloermann introduces the process of making a coil basket, emphasizing its aesthetic appeal.

The necessity of supplies such as piping, yarn, and tools like a yarn needle or a modified paperclip is explained.

A modified paperclip is demonstrated as a preferred alternative to a yarn needle for its ease of use.

The process of opening a paperclip to create a makeshift needle with a hook is shown.

The use of a fork as a substitute for a hook if one is not available is mentioned.

Scissors and the selection of yarn colors are part of the initial setup for basket weaving.

Measuring yarn length by using arm lengths to ensure neither too long nor too short is crucial.

The technique of trapping yarn and wrapping it around the piping to start the basket is detailed.

The importance of maintaining a tight wrap without overexertion is highlighted for quality results.

The trickiness of the starting phase is acknowledged, with encouragement to persevere through it.

The use of a modified paperclip to secure the beginning of the coil is demonstrated.

The method of weaving the yarn in between coils for added security and tightness is explained.

The option to count wraps or to eyeball the process for consistency is presented.

The creation of a coil shape is shown, with the basket's final look depending on the tightness and security of the wraps.

The process of attaching a new piece of yarn and continuing the pattern is demonstrated.

The importance of positioning the yarn correctly to avoid gaps and maintain the basket's integrity is stressed.

The technique of shaping the basket by adjusting the position and tightness of the coils is discussed.

The final steps of finishing the coil basket, including securing the end and trimming the yarn, are shown.

The impact of coil positioning on the basket's shape, whether flat or curved, is emphasized.

Miss Schloermann expresses excitement to see the viewers' creations, encouraging participation and creativity.

Transcripts

hi everyone miss schloermann and here we

are going to learn to make a coil basket

look how pretty it is it's so cute

all right so how do we do this well

first we need to get our supplies

we're going to use some piping and this

is what basically you can see

it coils around we're going to use yarn

to weave it to basically trap and tie it

all together

and of course in order to get it nice

and tight we're going to be using some

tools

now this is a yarn needle

and you can use one of these if you have

it however

most people don't so i'm going to use a

modified

paperclip now a modified paperclip i

actually like to work with

more than using a yarn needle so the

first thing i'm going to do

is i'm going to open up that paper clip

okay

just open it up so that it's just a

needle that's all you need because we're

not

actually sewing cloth here we're just

doing that now what i'm going to do is i

have that one little hook there

if you don't have a hook

what you can do is you can use a fork

and you trap it in there

and then it can bend okay you can

bend it by using pressure

and using a toil so there i have just my

hook that i created

so all it is is a wire with a little

hook

that's my modified needle okay

so then i have scissors and then of

course

my yarn i'm going to go ahead and i'm

going to choose these colors you can use

all the same color

it doesn't really matter but i'm going

to start with three

arm lengths so here's the end and here's

my arm

so basically i'll come in and this is my

shoulder do you see it

and i go to here's one and then i'm

gonna do it again

and two and i'm going to measure it all

the way to my shoulder there's my

shoulder

and three you really don't want your

yarn too long

and you don't want it too short so let's

get started

so you have your angled end of your

piping and

you have your three arm length ribbon

you are going to go

opposite of the piping with the string

and it's about about oh as long as your

thumb

so you see that about right there you're

going to put that over there

so you're going to trap it in so this is

all about trapping the yarn and wrapping

it around

the piping so i'm going to come up here

holding that there

and then what i'm going to do is i'm

going to go backwards and

wrap wrap wrap

and notice i'm going away from me and

i'm holding

in that other piece of yarn trapping it

in there

and you want it fairly tight but you

don't want to like kill yourself trying

to do it so

wrap wrap keep wrapping

and the start is a little trickier but

once you get started it's going to be

super easy now when you get down far

enough we're going to bend this

over okay so you're going to bend it

over

to where now i'm going to wrap both

i'm going to wrap that and i'm going to

tack that little

part down trapping in both sections

plus that first string so i keep

wrapping

wrapping as i'm going over it

oh my hands are getting a little tight

and you do have to secure it

the beginning part is a little bit

harder and that's why you had to take

your time get it started

and then we'll start flowing through so

now i've got it about the same amount

so i've got that little loop with it

trapped in there

and then i'm going to bend it around

because that's what we're going to be

doing we're just going to be going in a

circle

right to create that you can see in the

bottom there

what it looks like notice how it looks

kind of like an e

at this point so you pull it and see it

just looks like a lowercase e

you see that that's where i'm going to

start my spiraling

okay so i've got it wrapped around now

how do i secure it

well that's where my modified needle

is going to come into play so i hold

that secure

and i pick up my paperclip right that's

modified with the hook

and i'm going to put that in the middle

where that hole

started and then i'm going to pull

this through

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okay that's going to work as your needle

and the first one might be a little

tricky to get

because it's so tight you want it to be

tight now it's going through there

just going to pull that string on

through

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pull it through and remember you can

always pause the video while you look at

it and try to fix it

now this one's going through now some

people just take it and they just start

wrapping up this way

to make it even more secure bring it in

between

see in between those two and that's

going to create it to be a little bit

tighter so keep that in between and hold

it tight

and then you're going to wrap away from

yourself

i still have that little tail to trap in

there too so sometimes it can get a

little bit

confusing but just take your time be

patient

you know my favorite character word is

perseverance

so you're going to take that and just

keep persevering now some people like to

wrap and count as they go

and 10 or 15 is a good wrap or you can

just

kind of eyeball it so there it is

wrapped a little bit

i'm going to bend it to create that coil

oops i got to get this guy in between

right

so keep that in between right there and

it's going to go back to the middle

again

so i've got my modified paperclip here

and i'm going to make sure i get that

put the yarn in the hook right

and then just pull them on through

just like so then instead of wrapping it

up here

bring it into the middle bring it into

the middle

okay and you might have to adjust it to

kind of help

get it in the right spot pull it as

tight as possible

and this beginning part is when it wants

to like separate from you

a little bit but that's okay so then you

go away from you

and then you can count either like 10 or

15 wraps

or eyeball it your choice and then when

you get to about there

pull it in the middle between the two

and it's going to go back to the middle

and this is about

a lot of repetition and pattern we're

just doing the same thing

over and over now here's my one

don't go up here i want you to come in

between

and that really secures it and makes

your coil

tighter and more secure so once it's

like that

then take it around and wrap

wrap keep wrapping

and now the shape of your basket is

going to depend on

how you tight you wrap it and how you

secure it so once again i forgot to tuck

it in there right

it has to go in between those two things

and i'm going to go ahead and it's going

to go in the middle again one more time

and then it's going to go to the next

one

so here i have it pull it through

bring it up in between the two

like so make sure it's as secure as

possible

okay so it looks like that

and then wrap away from it again

and wrap

and you want to try to make sure that

you don't have gaps in between your yarn

to where the white is going to show

through

and then notice now that's the center

i'm now going to the next coil

so i'm going to wrap it i'm going to

wrap one more time there

and then it's in between the two of them

make sure my coil is not being exposed

okay and then i'm going to go through

this one

not the center i'm just going to go to

the coil that it's next to

use my little hook bring it through

then bring this back in through here

okay like so

and then start my wrap again and it's

going to get easier than

once you get it started then it's going

to be pretty simple

okay notice how now i'm getting to where

i need another section

so i'm going to go ahead and i'm going

to put that in the middle

and i'm going to go through them with my

needle

and i'm going to hook it

and pull it through bring it up to the

middle there

to wrap it around basically all we're

doing is we're wrapping and we're

trapping it in okay now

how do i get a new piece together so i'm

gonna set that down and then i'm gonna

think about my color choices

okay so i've got these three colors i'm

going to go ahead and pull out

three arm lengths of the green so once

again

i go in see my shoulder is to one

and two and three

and then i'm gonna go ahead and cut that

so i have my length

you don't want it too long you're not

gonna save time

by making it um longer you're just gonna

get it all

knots okay so then

i am going to place this string like the

beginning

going away from where i'm wrapping and

i'm going to hold these two together

right and then i'm going to basically

trap

it on top of themselves and i'm going to

keep

just that wrap away from you away from

you away from you

and like i said you can count one two

three four five seven eight nine ten

wraps or 15 wraps

and then bring it in here

and the wrap is hold it together

get your modified needle and

pull it through so it's right next to

that next one

and then you're gonna take it tuck it on

in between those two guys

okay and then you just start again one

two three four

five six seven eight

nine ten so that's ten eleven

twelve i think i'm doing about twelve

i'm kind of eyeballing it there so if

you really want it consistent

now notice anything where my string is

my string is here

but it really needs to be in between

there right

and then i'm going to get my needle

and grab the hook

sorry about the alarm there okay then

we're gonna go through

up sometimes it gets caught by another

one so you kind of gotta have to go

make sure that where let's see where it

is that it's getting hung up on

something

so just be patient if it gets hung up

take your time

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and go like so then bring it up

and bring it wrapped around that one

coil okay in between the two

and then you're going to wrap around

that one wrap wrap

wrap and then you're going to position

it now

your basket can either be flat right or

it can go curved up so the bottom

this is really flat this is kind of just

the base of it and then i want to start

going

up with it so as you do this you just

keep wrapping

wrapping wrapping wrapping wrapping

okay and then it goes into the middle

close it

get your little hook

right there because it just hooks on to

the next one that's all it is

is it's hooking onto that coil before it

and pulling through okay then i got it

tight

and then i'm gonna come over here put

that in between

and then position it and i'm going to

wrap

wrap now if i want to start going

up so i kind of want a gentle basket

this is a pretty simple

you know it's a little little flat at

the beginning and then just starts going

up and out you can make them all kinds

of crazy but

just nice and consistent and

even okay so once i got it put it in

between

right now if i bend it up a little bit

so i just move that coil up a little bit

it's going to slowly curve it

and that's what i'm going to do so right

there i've got my coil

slightly slightly bent up

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just like so and then

tuck this back in right

oh i went the wrong way you guys should

have said richlar and you have to go in

between them

there you go and then away from you

away from you and just keep going and

going

and then when i get to my next one i

want to position my coil

so here's my coil bring it in

and then notice here you can see a

little bit of that next coil to it

see how i'm curving it up so it's all in

how

where you position it whether you keep

it flat curve it in put it on top of it

and so forth okay this guy got a little

stuck i hooked on to another

piece so i'll just gently pull it

through with my fingers

and i'm also okay pull it back in

between

i'm almost ready for another piece of

yarn

so you've already seen me attach a yarn

if you need to

watch that again reverse back to that

section because right now i'm going to

speed this up

so we can move a little bit faster

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[Applause]

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all right so i'm back here a little bit

because i want to talk to you

um about this a little bit you have to

position

and shape your bowl so you take that

wrap

in between right now if i lay it flat

my bowl is going to go out if i pull it

in

my bowl is going to go in you want to

kind of position it i'm kind of having

just a gentle

a gentle bowl out this one is a little

more vertical where i made it more

stacked up on itself

and this one i want it to be more like

flowing out

so what you want to do is make sure when

you come in

to secure it you take your modified

little tool here and you pull it in

and you're going to pull it out

so if i pull it really tight it's going

to go in

right a little bit more i want it to be

slightly out there so i

hold it where i want it to be then

remember you go

in between the two okay in between

secure where i want the same level

like where i want it to be and then i'm

just gonna

keep keep going to the wrap again

okay so let's just kind of go in and

keep

you just keep that pattern going going

going all right let's go fast

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do

all right so i slowed it down because i

wanted to show you something this might

occasionally happen to you

it's stuck it's stuck what happened was

i accidentally hooked one of the strings

from the other thing

and if i just keep pulling i mean i'm

going to rip the yarn so just gently

bring it back out

kind of thing fix it where it was and

what it was is i caught that yarn

right next to it so i'm going to go the

other direction

and then boom it went right through okay

so you don't have to worry about if you

if you do run into a little snag just

slow down

backtrack a little bit readjust and then

do it again

remember that you're controlling the

shape you can see that this basket

compared to this basket is already

starting to look quite a bit different

you can see more from the roof so this

one is more like

a straight up and down and this one i'm

angling it

out a little further so remember the

shape of your basket

is depend on where you position the

coils

so think about that as you are going

through all right i'm going to speed it

up and just keep on chugging

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so here we are at the end of our

cycle how do we finish this off well

you're going to do the same thing but

then we're going to wrap it

over so continue to do your wraps

as far as you can and what we're going

to do is we're going to trap it

in there so remember you're going away

away and this is getting skinny

now this is angled it's cut as an

angle once again but if yours is not cut

at an angle you want to do that

as well all right so i'm going to just

try to wrap it as much as i can there

and then i'm going to tuck it in one

more time for security

so i take my modified paper clip here

and i'm gonna hook it and

pull it okay i think i have a little too

much brown on that one

then of course i'm coming through here

i'm gonna start wrapping some more

now this is where it's gonna get we're

gonna go and we're gonna basically

sew it down on top of that other one

so when i come in through here

use my modified paper clip mine's a

little bent i'm going to straighten it

up just a little bit to make it a little

easier

all right so then i'm going to go in

here and now we're going to basically

sew it shut okay so wrap

notice how i'm going over both now

and i'm going to stick it in there

and i'm going to sew it

so i'm no longer

i'm just gonna take it in

throw it through

okay i'm gonna try to get all the way

down

and cover up all of that

white piping that we have

oh so i'm getting stuck on that one guy

so i got to kind of

reposition

come down it's going to have to go see

this this this tan

one right here that's making it a little

difficult

so i want to make sure that when i pull

it through i don't accidentally get that

stuck

so it's going to come on over here

and i'm just going to keep

pulling it wrapping it

go back over it

and this is the because basically we

want to trap

all of that in without showing we don't

want any holes

seeing it we want it to stay secure

so i'm just kind of stitching it through

i kind of had a lot of string i'm

working with probably didn't need to cut

that much when i knew i was close

but it's still workable it's better to

have a little bit too much than not

enough

to try to finish it off that snag there

just a little bit

so i can keep seeing it from this

direction what it looks like

see that little white there i want to

make sure that i'm covering that

up so when i wrap it around

position your yarn to where it's going

to do

the best spot for it

okay and then i'm gonna there's a little

white there

so i'm gonna wrap that around

and all i'm doing is keeping it

keeping it in place so that it's going

to be

all secure i still see oh there's a big

there's a big white spot so i want to

make sure i position my yarn

right on top of that wrap so that i

don't get that

showing i don't want the white to show

and so i'm just going to come on here to

make sure

and then i might go back the other way

too

so that it's just double check

that it's as secure as possible because

you don't want it to

unbind you want to come back on itself

or show any of the white

right there okay

i'm just going to keep going and then

after you've got that

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we're going to stitch it through it

so i'm just gonna bind it one more time

i just like to make sure it's secure

okay and let's see so i'm gonna push

those together so it looks solid

just like that now what i'm going to do

is i'm going to tuck this through the

basket you could do it on the outside

or on the inside so here's my

and i have this this is going to work

more like a needle now

so i'm going to just basically i'm going

to take this string

poke it through okay

got to grab it don't i let me grab it

i got it in the hook like the needle

i'm gonna pull it

pull it on through

this might be hold on

a little bit difficult see here because

it's tighter

you got to be careful and this might be

when you want to squeeze that down so

it's more like

a needle and you can some people like to

leave

it like always squeezed in there

and attached that's whatever works best

for you

okay let's try to go through here again

see if it won't get stuck up on them

so i'm not really i'm not tying anything

am i

i'm just i'm just letting it weave

on itself so it's just trapping itself

into the basket sorry i'm having some

technical difficulties there so i'm

going to pull it through

come on sometimes you have to talk to it

encouragingly

oh there we go oh yay

okay so now it's wrapped in on itself

make sure it's nice and tight you can if

you feel like it needs more coverage go

back and restitch

but i'm i think this is pretty secure it

looks like it blended it nicely

ended it so then it's tucked in there

all i got to do now is just trim it up

and smooth it out and voila

look at that my coil pot is finished my

coil basket

it's so pretty i love it so remember

where you position and how tight you

hold

the coil as you do it will determine

whether or not your bow

your your bowl goes out or if your

basket

goes more vertical so this one same

material

just one is going out more and one is

more

vertical all right i can't wait to see

your creations