Supply and equipment industries include spinning and weaving plants, chemical factories, and facilities to produce machinery, transport materials, nonmetallic minerals, and wood products.
This and other totally made-up "facts" about everyone's favorite hard woven plant fiber are on display at "Wickerpedia," a wicked parody of free-content Web encyclopedia Wikipedia.
For example, in a vase/bouquet with other plants being arranged or add to a craft project such as a wreath or a woven plant object.
Guests can help herd sheep and learn skills like weaving, natural plant dyeing, Navajo cooking, storytelling and more.
Weaving the plant for mats is a moribund craft that grew out of the primitive Elizabethan custom of "strewing" — covering floors with loose botanicals.
She has attached some magical photos of children playing with words: weaving, stringing, planting and sculpting sentences.
Its two dozen inhabitants were awaiting us in the communal house, beside a dirt clearing with a volleyball net woven from plant fibers.
"We imagined it as a place for performance and play, markets and festivals, circuses and events," says its designer, James Corner, who is best known for transforming New York's derelict elevated railway into the acclaimed High Line park, weaving wild planting along its raw industrial structure.
A multimedia artist, Shari creates 'handmade' language structures utilizing textiles, wood sculpture, weaving, and plants interfaced with video, sound and time based installations, as a tactile and metaphoric centers of liminal space between sensory and linguistic capacities of comprehension that construct faculties of memory, reason and imagination, with a focus on the collaborative process.
Weave dried plant parts, one beside other, through the frame squares.
