Craft · 6 pages · 12 min
How a basket starts at the base
A basket begins with a base that sets the floor shape and anchors the stakes that will rise into the walls.
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From the opening
The base is the floor of the basket, woven, coiled, or laid as a solid piece before any wall stands up. It fixes the outline and gives the upright stakes a place to start, so the walls continue a plan already made while the work was flat. The opening covers the floor is woven before the walls, stakes bend up at the edge, and the base sets count and spacing.
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Inside
- The floor is woven before the walls
- Stakes bend up at the edge
- The base sets count and spacing
- A loose bundle will not sit
- Where the idea stops applying
- A distinction worth keeping
Sources
- Crossed-stake basket base
- Upsett of stakes into the wall