Broom corn

20" Natural and Dyed Hurl Broomcorn for sale in 8 oz (1/2 lb) bundles. Broomcorn is also known as broom corn, broom straw, broom grass. Great for the occasional/casual broom maker, crafty person, or just a curious self teaching artistic mind. Broomcorn is also being used to cover stems on bouquets for weddings or events. We offer a rainbow of colors! We have a variety of colors available including natural. All batches of dye differ in tint because dying is not an exact science, but the…

Did you know that a lot of brooms are made from a special crop called Broomcorn? It is a variety of Sorghum that looks a lot like corn when it grows. Instead of corn, it has these fibrous tassels…

We harvested the broom corn months ago and only recently is it dry enough to work with. This post is the first in a series of posts as I...

Mary Schwieger and her sister Sarah, owners of Granville Island Broom Co., use antique tools and techniques to create what could be considered traditional-style brooms.

Brooms have been around as long a mankind’s need to remove waste. At first a branch with twigs served fine. Later, the twigs were tied onto a sturdier branch that acted as a handle. You can still f…

Our Broomcorn is hand-dyed in vivid colors, sold in small or large quantities. Perfect for the DIY broom maker or the experienced broom artisans. Broom corn is a sorghum grown specfically for the crafting of brooms. We use non-toxic dye and zero chemical preservatives to remain an eco-friendly product.

In this week's tutorial, I'll show you how to make gnomes from broomcorn. These are super cute, fairly easy to make, and last forever.

This lightweight cobweb broom, makes it easy to sweep out the corners and hard to reach places. great for dust and cobwebs. overall approx. length is 36-47 inches long, made on natural wood handles. This broom works great for getting dust bunnies off of textured ceilings. Kids love using these brooms too!! also-- they look great hanging up on display.