Introduction course of bamboo weaving

The introductory course of bamboo weaving is as follows:

I. Selection and preparation of bamboo:

1. When selecting bamboo, choose bamboo with large diameter, thin wall thickness and solid texture.

2. Cut open the bamboo and remove the pith inside to ensure the firmness when weaving.

3. Gently polish the bamboo surface to make it smooth and burr-free. Finishing, layering, crossing swords, scraping, boiling and chopping with a round knife. With a bamboo knife, the bamboo is gradually cut in half and split into usable strips. The commonly used specifications of silk are one millimeter, two millimeters, three millimeters and five millimeters.

Second, the basic method of bamboo weaving:

1. Single strand weaving-divide the bamboo into several pieces, cross weave them in turn, and fix the crossing points with clips.

2. Needle and thread weaving-weaving bamboo with needles and threads to form a compact net structure.

3. Weaving stable bottom-you can use a weaving base or fix the end of bamboo on a fixture to ensure the stability of weaving.

Third, different bamboo weaving techniques.

1. Plain stitch: handmade, easy to learn, suitable for beginners.

2. Decorative weaving: Bamboo pieces of different colors are added in the weaving process to increase the decorative effect.

3. Finishing and weaving: After weaving, finish and paint the bamboo weaving to make it more beautiful and durable. Dyeing, carbonization and moth prevention can be selectively used according to actual needs.

Four, common bamboo works:

1. Bamboo basket: made by weaving technology, suitable for storing articles or as decorations.

2. Bamboo mat: bamboo pieces are woven into a flat shape and can be used as summer mats, mattresses, etc.

3. Bamboo furniture: such as chairs and tables. , can reflect the characteristics of natural environmental protection.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Note:

1. Pay attention to keep the bamboo moist when weaving to avoid cracking.

2. Keep the rope tight when knitting to avoid loosening.

3. Patience and care are needed to ensure the stability and aesthetics of knitting as much as possible.