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My willow work comes from a mixture of local (Perthshire) basket weaver’s knowledge, using formal basket making techniques and experimenting on my own allowing the wildness to come in. I go with the twist and bend of the willow allowing each piece to take a more natural shape. There is a lot of playfulness in my willow as they pieces as spring from an intrigue in all things natural, a love of trees and fascination with nests. I usually weave outdoors in the winter, wrapped up warm. There is something so rewarding using my hands and feeling connected to an ancient tradition.

Contact Rebecca for bespoke pieces. rebeccalogsdon74@gmail.com

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I have recently been growing my own willow at Blackhaugh farm in Caputh and using the bright selection of willows to make more traditional foraging baskets.

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Wild Woods exhibition - John Muir Trust Wild Space

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Wild Woods exhibition - John Muir Trust Wild Space

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Buds full of promise for new growth.

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My prints, come from emersion in the natural world, especially as a wild swimmer with a love of everything watery. I like to incorporate grounding landscape elements, like rock and mountains along with lochs and seascapes. There is
something ancient and permanent about hills rising out of the water, which gives me hope. Each piece is made using natural finds from Perthshire and Pembrokeshire walks and recycled materials, and invites you to look closer at textures and patterns, overlaying colours and shades of light and dark.