How do you know about willow crafts?
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The crafts of willow knitting vary according to varieties, and are divided into the following three types.
The crafts of willow knitting vary according to varieties, and are divided into the following three types.
①Weaving process of objects: Most of the wicker was used as the raw material, and other branches are also used. Different weaving processes are used on the bottom, top and edge of the utensils. The bottom has round, oval and rectangular shapes. They are sunflower piles, "meter" piles, "feng" piles, twist twisted piles, pepper eyes, triangle eyes, sieve eyes, warp and weft knitting and twisted, circle, pick, Stretching the pile by pressing and waiting for the process. The upper part of the utensils mostly uses warp and weft knitting, including single and double knitting knitting, spin knitting, and pepper eye, triangle eye, etc. picking, pressing and reverse, straight twisting and other processes. The edges of the utensils are mostly made of nest piles, entanglements, braids and other processes. Even if the weft bars are fixed, they can play the role of shaping and decoration. Some shorter utensils use the technique of edge and help each other, there is no style, some are also equipped with handles, or painted colors.
②Weaving and assembly process: mainly used for furniture. Mostly use the coarse wicker that is perennial or that year as the main raw material, and cooperate with the fine wicker, and use the rattan and bamboo stick as the binding material. It adopts baking, ring drawing and shaping, and is connected by screws, wooden nail glue and dark binding Assembled by other processes. Some are made of thin cushions, and the bottom is installed on the furniture, and most of them are painted and painted.
③ Warp and weft knitting technology: tight and smooth, mostly used in agricultural tools. It uses warp as warp and wicker as weft, and is woven by warp and weft picking, holding, wrapping and other processes. Farmers use this process to make water buckets and paint them with pig blood, which can be used without leakage.
