Pine needle baskets

These are actually more simple than they look!

There are over one hundred species of pine worldwide, and most have recorded medicinal uses. Cultures around the globe have used the needles, inner bark, and resin for similar ailments.

I kind of have a thing for pine trees. If you were to ask my family how I feel about pine trees, they would probably roll their eyes and groan. When it comes to our

Making coiled pine needle baskets is an essential survival skill as well as an art form. Here are 10 tips to make your baskets better.

I love the outdoors and all it has to offer. I love going on leisurely walks, collecting seeds, pinecones, and leaves; so when I want to unwind and also be productive, I collect pine needles for selling. I could sell them as is, off the ground or off a fallen tree, but I like to clean and preserve them. This way, the pine needles are ready for whatever project awaits them! ***** The first thing I do once I've collected a good amount of pine needles, is to wash them. I like to get as much…

Here’s a DIY project that’s creative and relaxing—make your own pine needle basket.

The straight stitch is the anchor row that forms the base structure for the Ti stitch, which is row 3. Using the double loop method makes the stitches stay s...

Learn how to do the popcorn stitch when Coiling your pine needle basket. This is a pretty stitch that adds interest to any pine needle basket,

Making pine needle baskets is easy and fun. In this video, I provide step-by-step instructions for how to make a pine needle basket. Thanks for watching My...

Creating pine needle baskets