sycamore leaf stalks

see weeklyweaves for more info on working with sycamore

sycamore bark

see weeklyweaves for more info on working with sycamore

sycamore and lime

see weeklyweaves for more info on working with sycamore

balloon and wire

sycamore and bamboo skewers

ivy, bramble and elder leaves

grass

lily leaves

walnut leaves

lime

bindweed, sycamore leaf stalks and seeds

 introduction to twining as well as other basketry
techniques can be found in Practical Basketry Techniques

lime tree leaves

sycamore

see weeklyweaves for more info on working with sycamore

sycamore (branches and leaf stalks)

see weeklyweaves for more info on working with sycamore

sycamore seeds (helicopters)

wood, latex and staples

sycamore and staples

sycamore leaf stalks

introduction to assemblage and other basketry
techniques can be found in Practical Basketry Techniques

sycamore leaf stalks

wire, raffia, yarn, coffee stirrers, cable ties and sycamore leaf stalks

step by step instructions on interlacing, as well as other basketry
techniques can be found in Practical Basketry Techniques

elder, sycamore bark and grass

sycamore bark

sugarpaste, royal icing, edible colouring, shimmer balls and sugared almonds (daisies, cornflower and ivy)

click here for more info on sugarcraft and the language of flowers

chinese cedar bark (tree of heaven)

click here and here for pics and info on bark stripping and weaving

safety pins

modelling balloons

modelling balloons, paper plates, wood and screws

props and set for One Giant Leap, Barking Abbey Ruins

200 nails

latex

Dailymades is 200 days old today!

To celebrate this bicentennial, I've drawn up the list you see below of all materials used to date, which already exceeds 200. Read more about the project on my weeklyweaves blog.

airmail envelopes, alexanders, apple peel, babybel cheese, baking beads, balloons, balls, balsam poplar prunings, bamboo skewers, banana fibre, banana skin, belts, berry pins, billiard balls, bin liners, broccoli, building blocks, cable, cable ties, carabiner key chain, card, cardboard, cellotape, cellotape roll, centre cane, chairs, cherry prunings, chicken bones, chinese cedar bark, chocolate coin wrappers, clam shells, clothes pegs, cloves, coat hangers, coffee stirrers, colour chart, coloured pencils shavings, comb, confetti, connector blocks, copy paper, cotoneaster, cotton, thread, crayons, credit card, dental sticks, dish holder, dogwood, drawing pins, edible colouring, elastic bands, electrical cabling, envelopes, eucalyptus bark (stringy bark), fabric, felt tips, fishing line, foam, garden twine, glass beads, graphite, grass, greaseproof paper, ground coffee, hair, handkerchiefs, hazel suckers, hedgrow cuttings, hemlock, hole punches, hundreds and thousands, jute twine, knitting needles, latex, lemon, lime suckers, lining paper, locks, magazines, magnetic pin holder, mandarins, manilla paper, masking tape, mussel shells, napkin, natural bristles, newspapers, orange peel, paint, paint tray, palm leaves, palm tree leaf sheaths, paper clips, paper cups, party poppers, pecan nuts, pencils, phormium leaves, plastic bag, plastic forks, plastic sheeting, plastic strips, post-it notes, printed paper, puzzle pieces, raffia, rhinestones, royal icing, safety pins, sand, scoubidoo thread, screws, seaweed, shredded newspaper, skewers, skimming ladles, smarties boxes, socks, spinning top, stamps, staples, stickers, sticks, stones, strapping tape, straws, string, sugar, sugarpaste, sweets, sycamore, tape, tape measure, thread, toilet paper, toilet roll, toothpicks, treasury tags, twigs, vines, willow, wire, wood, wool, yarn.

balloons