Join Geopark Guide Stephen to work with natural materials and experience the ancient craft of willow weaving. Over the course of the day, you will practice the skills of weaving a traditional round willow breadbasket to take home with you. This workshop is suitable for beginners or for those wanting to practice the techniques involved in weaving a round basket.
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