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How to Make a Willow Sphere
2nd April 2015
Lindisfarne Nature Trail Sculptures Walk
1st August 2017
Changes to Newton and Whitley Chapel Group
26th April 2018
Basketry, Willow Sculpture and Felt-Making
11th June 2018
A Walk Around the Lindisfarne Sculpture Trail
26th June 2018
Bark at Lucker
3rd May 2019
Willow Storage Shelter on Site Chesterhope
3rd October 2019
Christmas Fayre Decorations
27th November 2019
Two days at Lucker with Eddie Glew
2nd December 2019
Happy New Year
9th January 2020
Coppicing Biomass at Whitley Chapel
25th January 2020
Weekend of Basketry with Mandy Coates & Rosie Farey
30th January 2020
Laundry basket
24th February 2020
Coffin Workshop
30th June 2020
Willow Plot Update
11th August 2020
Coquetdale Group (formerly Hepple)
3rd September 2020
News from Coquetdale Group
18th September 2020
Northumbria Basketry Group Self-Help Groups
1st January 2021
Willow Harvesting at Chester Hope Complete
2nd February 2021
Sales of Willow Cuttings
19th February 2021
Self Help Group Meetings - Coquetdale
14th April 2021
A Stunning Willow Sculpture
10th May 2021
Willow Handbags and Shoulder Bags
11th May 2021
Basket Making Back in Coquetdale
19th May 2021
The Gritlin Basket
12th July 2021
Whitley Chapel Picnic
31st July 2021
Willow Work Holidays
4th August 2021
Borders Group Picnic
15th August 2021
Website Home Page Updates
22nd August 2021
Christmas Decorations in Willow Workshop
30th September 2021
Sophia Sturge
16th February 2022
Beginners Workshop at Cullercoats Group
18th February 2022
Willow Sculpture Workshop
26th February 2022
Willow Sculpture Workshop at Hepple
5th April 2022
Star-Based Basket Workshop 22 & 23 April
25th April 2022
Art@Ancrum 2022
12th May 2022
Alternative Materials Workshop with Anna Corbett
30th May 2022
Stocks of fine willow rods at the site are now in the 'Brown' category, having dried out. However, there is an excellent selection of 3 to 6-foot rods available.
The stools are coming into leaf, and the Norbury variety is doing remarkably well.
There is some weed growth in the slits around the stools, and docks, nettles, and grass have been removed.
It is noted that the stools have willow leaf beetle again this year.
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Author Name : Alan
Publish Date : 23rd April 2022
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