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wiggly willow as i call it... hardwood cuttings in winter the usual method... i used a pot of sand with loads of pencil length bits inserted and most of them rooted... maybe a bit late but worth a go, even just pushed into the ground you should have some success.. just make sure it is shaded and doesnt dry out...just as an aside, if it isn't in leaf yet your local florist might well buy the usable pieces, I took one down once and made more from selling the "waste" than I got paid for removing the tree lol
You're looking for stems around the same size as a pencil (it'll be a bit longer to allow for shape), but it should be around the same thickness. It's a bit late to reliably do hardwood cuttings but if you're not looking for vast numbers just cut some lengths and put them in a jar/tub/bucket of water!
Once they've put out roots wean them into some ordinary multipurpose compost in a shaded spot- they'll look crap for a while but will grow away. Usually the hardest thing about getting willows to root is making sure you put them in the right way up!