Learn how to make cordage out of plants, using locally sourced and foraged materials.

Cordage is rope, string, twine, or cord made by twisting fibres. It has been essential to human survival, construction, transport, and trade for thousands of years

It it used in bush crafts like basket, bag, trap and net making.

Making cordage is great for fidgety fingers, you can pick it up almost anywhere to keep your hands busy.

In this workshop you will have the opportunity to experiment with a range of different local plants, weeds and food scraps to create your own hand-twisted cordage.

Along with knowledge on how to forage, harvest and prepare materials for future projects!

6 spots available.

All materials provided.
Perfect for beginners.
No previous basketry experience is required.

Please note:
You will receive a confirmation email 24 hours from the event.

Tickets are non-refundable.
However, if you are unable to attend, you may request to exchange or swap your ticket to another person, or, for another event, subject to availability.

By purchasing a ticket, you acknowledge and agree to this No Refunds & Ticket Exchange Policy.

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