How to Make a Broom
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Dec. 29, 2008
By Little John Holzwart
Little John Holzwart is a broom maker, artist, gardener, wildforager, and along with his partner, Linda Conroy, is the proprietor of Moonwise Herbs and Brooms. He has been collecting and using things from nature since childhood. Whether he is collecting branches and found objects for broom handles, or growing his own broomcorn, he is always inspired by the natural world. John has been making brooms for several years and teaches classes all across the United States. You can see his work and schedule at www.brooms.moonwiseherbs.com.
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Resources
Broomcorn
R. E. Caddy and Company
881 N. Raleigh St.
Greensboro, NC 27405
Phone: 336-273-3609
Nylon Cord
Hardware stores (mason line)
Craft stores (macramé cord)
Hemp String
Bead stores
Craft stores
R. E. Caddy and Company
For endless broom tips go to groups.yahoo.com/group/Brooms.
Here's another simple broom-making technique, Whittle a Birch Broom.
Have you made a broom? Share your tips and techniques in the comments section.
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