Great setup and very educational!

Just found your channel and am totally impressed! The love, time and passion involved is just amazing! You have talent in many areas. Thank you for sharing!

@ForagingGardener

9 ай бұрын

thank you so much 🥺

I love your vibes 🌀💚🌿

Wow, the exhibition looks amazing, congratulation! It's so nice to get a glimps into the process of putting it together. I really loved this video, thank's for making it. :)

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Really glad you liked the video!! :))

wow - brilliant.

Your baskets are so beautiful, such a lovely pastime 🦘

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

thank you so much

Congratulations on your exhibition! ❤🌿

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

thank you :)

i would LOVE to find a nettle patch that big! U could keep the stems and I would use the leaves for dying! JUST WOW!

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

that would be so nicee!!

ahh i was in edinburgh a few days after your exhibition, sad i missed it! it all looked so wonderful, really nicely put together. I still can't get over that willow basket, it's gorgeous! happy foraging :))

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

Wow that's so lovely! Hope you had a great time:) Thank you so much!!

you're a constant inspiration to me!!

You are a brilliant talent! I love listening to your music as well. Sharon Kallis from BC Canada has a video on a hooded jacket she made from nettle and the different weave techniques to make it. I think you would enjoy it.

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Wow that sounds amazing, I'll definitely check it out

lovely video; really impressive to see what plants can be used for! 🍀also, what is the font you used in the little booklet?

@ForagingGardener

Жыл бұрын

the font it Ancient JSL :) Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

are u also in the exhibition in Ruthin craft center? they have baskets like this on show and it was very interesting to see different fibres.wonder if there are ur pieces there as well?

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@2:30 Literally though-I slacked hardcore this year before I started weeding regularly, and the dandelions hit my lavender bushes like mad. Interesting as heck though because they seemed to prefer growing in those because they would use them as a sort of garden cloche/trellis (cage/supports) and grow INSANELY tall. I'm talking like up to my navel and I'm nearly 6 ft. Had to look around like wh---am I--are these fake dandel---... JAYSUS! Yeah, "who asked" moment but it was interesting aight