Willow Kits

If you’d like to try your hand at weaving, there are several different kits available.

Each kit comes with step-by-step instructions which are easy to follow. Please note that the willow has to be soaked for a few days before you can make the sculptures, apart from the Scandinavian Stars.

All prices for kits include postage within the UK mainland. To place an order email me here.

Willow sculpture of a sitting hare with tall ears, sitting on grass in a the grounds of Katherine Miles' studio in Moretonhampstead, Devon.

The Hare

Suitable for patient beginners

Makes one very impressive 1m high sitting hare sculpture

Contents: willow, soak bag, comprehensive 24 page step by step instruction booklet

£60

A sculpture of a pig made out of intertwined willow and natural materials, placed outdoors among grass and greenery.

The Pig

Suitable for beginners

Makes two little piggies approximately 40cm long and 30cm high

Contents: willow, soak bag, fold-out step by step instruction booklet

£40

A decorative sculpture of a dragonfly made from willow, mounted on a plain grey wall in Katherine Miles studio at the Unitarian Chapel in Moretonhampstead

The Dragonfly

Suitable for beginners

Makes two 1m long dragonflies

Contents: brown willow, couple of coloured willow rods for the wings, soak bag, illustrated 8 page step by step instruction booklet

£28

Two woven Scandinavian style star-shaped ornaments, one white willow and one dark willow overlapping each other on a green background.

The Scandi Star

Suitable for beginners

Contents: willow, twine, illustrated step by step instruction booklet

Small kit £15: 40 x 40cm. Makes 2 stars

Medium kit £25: 50 x 50cm. Makes 3 stars

Large kit £35: 60 x 60cm. Makes 3 stars

”We would thoroughly recommend Katherine’s kits for making your own willow masterpieces – it was fantastic fun.”

Two willow hare sculptures made from Katherine Miles selection of willow sculpture kits available from her website.

Crafty Feedback…

“Myself and a group of friends were let down by another willow artist, so contacted Katherine to see if she might be able to support us with our hopes to make willow hares. She came back to us immediately, and our timing was perfect as she was in the process of preparing a kit to explain how to make willow hares at home!

We were provided with an excellent booklet that she had written which takes you through step by step, with simple, easy to understand text, supported by photographs. The kits were delivered in plenty of time ahead, and we ran our own self-guided hare making course last weekend.
 
It was such an enjoyable day. Interpreting the instructions rather than being told what to do added to the fun. Once the hares had their ears attached they took on
characters and names - exactly as Katherine had predicted.  We were able to do it at our own pace, support each other and all thoroughly enjoyed the day and experience. We ended up with 6 amazing hares, all looking completely different from a character perspective, but technically the same.” 


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