Weaving at the Homestead is so special. You get to work with a friendly Longaberger weaver, learn about her or his favorite baskets, hear a good story or two, meet nearby weavers, imagine what it might be like to have this special skill and career, and head home with a wonderful memory that you can also use. Molly was patient, friendly, and fun.
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Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Weaving My Longaberger Red Barn Basket with Molly
There's nothing like weaving a Longaberger Basket yourself, or at least with a little help from a skilled Longaberger artisan. I attended Longaberger's Collectors Club Field Trip at Longaberger Homestead in April, where weaver Molly Slate helped me create the perfect keepsake: My own Red Barn Basket.
Weaving at the Homestead is so special. You get to work with a friendly Longaberger weaver, learn about her or his favorite baskets, hear a good story or two, meet nearby weavers, imagine what it might be like to have this special skill and career, and head home with a wonderful memory that you can also use. Molly was patient, friendly, and fun.
I'm sure Molly and the other weavers have to assist some guest weavers more than others, and I needed lots of help! It was another wonderful Longaberger experience. I'll be watching for Molly's initials on baskets I receive in the future. Although you had to attend this event to weave a Red Barn Basket, there are other choices to make. If you travel to Longaberger Homestead or attend a Longaberger event such as the Basket Bee (Longaberger's annual convention), you too can make your own American treasure.
Weaving at the Homestead is so special. You get to work with a friendly Longaberger weaver, learn about her or his favorite baskets, hear a good story or two, meet nearby weavers, imagine what it might be like to have this special skill and career, and head home with a wonderful memory that you can also use. Molly was patient, friendly, and fun.
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