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How to repair a Wicker Basket

4/16/2010

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HOW TO REPAIR A WICKER BASKET
Do you ever find one of your favorite baskets is coming apart and you just love it too much to throw it away.  here is how I fixed mine to help it last a few more years. 
​So maybe my friends really don't think I'm crazy cause they all know I'm doing something crafty.  Like when I say, "I'm tying strips of fabric to a basket." and they say, "HUH?"  They really know I'm doing something that makes sense.

See, I have this basket that I love because it's the perfect size but it was cheap and is now broken.  I'd thought bout wrapping ribbon but that just didn't work.  So, I started tying strips of fabric that were cut with a pinking blade to measure 2" x 12-14" and started tying.  As I tied, my basket started gaining new life again.

I tied, and tied and cut strips until I finally started getting the look I wanted.  Which even my 8 year old son thought was . .." Awe Mom, that's sooo cute!".   

I tied all the way around and spaced them by the vertical rungs in the basket.  Then I cut some additional fabric to go with them and "Voila".

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