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Basket Making Workshop October is Milkman History Month The Sipeknekatik Education Department is hosting a Basket Making Workshop to promote/teach our Milkman Cultural and Traditional Arts & Crafts.

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials for basket making, such as reed or other suitable weaving material, scissors, a water sprayer, and a basket-making pattern if desired.
2. Prepare the reed by soaking it in water for a few hours to make it more flexible and easier to work with.
3. Choose a suitable basket-making pattern or decide on the desired size and shape of the basket.
4. Begin by creating the base of the basket. Start by weaving a few reed strands together in a circular shape, securing them with a knot or by tucking the ends.
5. Continue weaving the reed strands in an overlapping pattern, gradually shaping the sides of the basket as desired.
6. Use a water sprayer to keep the reed moist and pliable as you work.
7. Pay attention to the tension of the weave to ensure the basket is sturdy and secure.
8. Experiment with different weaving techniques and patterns to add variety and decorative elements to the basket.
9. Once the desired height and shape are achieved, finish off the basket by securing the ends of the reed and trimming any excess.
10. Allow the basket to dry completely before using or decorating it further, if desired.

Who needs basket making workshop?

1. Craft enthusiasts and those interested in learning a traditional craft.
2. People who enjoy creating handmade and functional items.
3. Individuals looking for a new hobby or creative outlet.
4. Gift-makers who want to create unique and personalized presents.
5. Basket collectors or individuals interested in home decor and organization solutions.
6. Participants in team-building activities or workshops promoting creativity and craftsmanship.

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