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Jul 6th, 2007 at 08:20 AM
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The Man
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The Man
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i've googled up info and it's pretty much all consistant, anyone have any experience with weaving cattails? I've tried willows but was not successful, I know why now!
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TweetyBird
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Glenda/Jayhawk weaves. Look for her or pm her. She does wonderful weaving.
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Basket Case
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Kenny, What was the problem you had when weaving with willow? It's used a lot for weaving so it should be pretty good for baskets.
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