My thesis presents an ancient form of weaving knowledge known as triaxial bias plaited basketry. Informed by forty- plus years of studio practice my research investigates this advanced technique that uses three elements, woven at sixty degrees from …

In this Domestika course, Adrianus teaches you the art of weaving for basketry. Discover how to create your own tote bag using biaxial and triaxial weaving techniques and bring your design ideas to life.

My thesis presents an ancient form of weaving knowledge known as triaxial bias plaited basketry. Informed by forty- plus years of studio practice my research investigates this advanced technique that uses three elements, woven at sixty degrees from …

Aug 31, 2021 · Researchers teamed up with an artist to tweak a popular basket-weaving approach, finding a way to weave ribbons to produce any curvature desired. In traditional basket making, one common approach entails weaving ribbons together into a tridirectional array, called triaxial weaving.

Jul 2, 2015 · This is a series of photos I took of making a small basket, using 'triaxial' or 'hex' weaving. You've probably seen this technique used in baskets from Asia; the Shakers also made use of it, for baskets made to hold and age cheese in (yum, cheese ).

Incorporate complex weaving patterns, such as twill or triaxial weaves, to add texture and depth to your baskets. Explore the world of sculptural basketry by creating baskets with unique shapes and forms.

Mar 17, 2025 · This line of inquiry has led me to experiment with activating the intersections (or pores) of the basket with hairs and spines, as well as drawing on the “skin” to demonstrate the relationship between different types of triaxial plaits.

Learn how to transform 2D weavings into colorful 3D shapes using the biaxial and triaxial techniques

The triaxial weave used in my baskets utilizes three directions of weaving where the strips are aligned at 60 degree angles, rather than the typical two directions using 90 degree angles. This provides an unusual pattern to the baskets, yet one that is pleasant and feels correct.