A) Gathering and preparing materials B) Choosing a handle style C) Applying a sealant D) Starting the base knot
A) To make them pliable and prevent cracking B) To dye them different colors C) To sterilize them D) To remove insects
A) Cotton fabric B) Reed C) Pine needles D) Willow
A) A type of knot B) A sealant applied to the finished basket C) A vertical piece forming the basket's sides D) The tool used to split reeds
A) A method of preparing reeds B) A type of handle attachment C) A decorative border pattern D) A weaving technique using two or more weavers
A) Twilling B) Waling C) Coiling D) Plaiting
A) The basket's rim B) The person making the basket C) The tool used to tighten the weave D) The material woven around the stakes
A) To split the reeds B) To dye the materials C) To tighten the weave D) To shape the basket's handle
A) A type of handle attachment B) A method for drying reeds C) A strong weave using three or more weavers D) The process of smoothing the basket's surface
A) By folding and tucking the stakes B) By applying a sealant C) By leaving the stakes exposed D) By gluing on a pre-made rim
A) To speed up the weaving process B) To avoid using too much material C) To make the basket easier to decorate D) To create a uniform and strong basket
A) A type of reed preparation B) A method of attaching a lid C) Braiding strands together to form a flat weave D) A technique for creating a rounded base
A) Eucalyptus bark B) Birch bark C) Pine bark D) Oak bark
A) To split them evenly B) To attach them to the base C) To bend them upwards from the base D) To soak them thoroughly
A) A type of rim finish B) A diagonal weaving pattern C) A method of cleaning reeds D) A way to strengthen the base
A) Tulip B) Rose C) Daisy D) Willow
A) Flour B) Lemon juice C) Baking soda D) A sealant or varnish
A) Use glue to attach the ends B) Tie the broken ends together C) Start the basket over D) Overlap the new weaver with the old one
A) A type of decorative knot B) A solution for cleaning baskets C) A tool for measuring reeds D) The initial crossing of stakes at the base
A) By weaving in a spiral pattern B) By using a special type of sealant C) By only using specific types of reeds D) By using a square or rectangular base and shaping the stakes
A) Weaving in dimly lit areas B) Using gloves to protect hands C) Using dull tools for easier cutting D) Ignoring splinters
A) A way to prepare bark for weaving B) A method for creating handles C) A type of decorative finish D) A simple over-under weaving technique
A) Impacts the color of the basket B) Impacts strength and water resistance C) Impacts the types of material used D) Impacts how quickly the basket is made
A) Painting with oil paints B) Using bleach C) Using natural dyes D) Burying it in the ground
A) Freeze them B) Store them in a sealed plastic bag C) Leave them out in the sun to dry completely D) Keep them damp to prevent cracking
A) They are always the cheapest option B) They are sustainable and biodegradable C) They are immune to damage D) They are always perfectly uniform
A) A serrated bread knife B) A plastic knife C) A butter knife D) A sharp utility knife
A) The process of making a basket smaller B) A type of glue C) A type of weave D) The process of cutting materials to the correct length
A) Fertilizer B) A wooden base or cardboard insert C) Sand D) More water
A) High humidity makes materials brittle B) High humidity makes materials more pliable C) It makes the materials darker D) Humidity has no effect on basket weaving materials |