Bali Basket, made from cotton clothes line covered with 2 1/2 inch strips of material which formed coils as as its contructed, would make wonderful bowls, cat baskets etc.

I made one similar to this, but with a little hook shape on the top. My daughter could put her yarn in the basket and draw it out through the hook without having her yarn balls go all across the floor. Yours is much more beautiful than anything I've done. love those colors!!

your welcome and a flopwer for u2 hugs

Thanks ladies for all your comments, a flower for all!

It's lovely. I've seen those in the past, but don't remember how you are supposed to stitch them together.

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by kazza 27 Feb 2012

You cover the clothes line by sitting it in the middle of the material and then folding the material over, just like bias binding. you then coil it sewing with a wide zig zag stitch at the same time until you have the size you require.

Wonderful work! Congrats!

Love this! Very different. love the colors Hugs Sally

I love this, Have done quite a few baskets myself, Love your colours!!!

Your choice of colors makes it look beautiful.

It is a work of art and useful!

Very pretty

Just lovely and the colours go beautifully together.

yes I would love to see how this is done also. Nice job.

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by kazza 27 Feb 2012

See the comment I put under mops above and thanks. Gotta have patients

Very nice job - my Mother used to make lovely rugs with her - years and years and years ago.

Very creative and pretty. I would love to know/watch how this is done-Toogie

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by kazza 27 Feb 2012

Have made a comment under mops above about how it's made

Love your choice of fabrics, terrific job!

wow.. this is so beautiful... great job.

Very pretty. Great work.

Really preety. One of these days I will try to make one.