ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Katy Bremer is a Scottish basketmaker and artist who loves to make baskets of all shapes and sizes, as well as making masks and sculptures, and pushing the limits of what basketry techniques are capable of. She is also a medieval reenactor and takes great pleasure in chatting to anyone who will listen about baskets and their history.
Katy’s Website: https://www.katybremerbasketry.com/
Katy’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katybremerbasketry/
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Full Show notes: https://www.woodlandweaver.com/zigzag12
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