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Basketry: The Nantucket Tradition:History * Techniques * Tradition by John McGuire, 2000-08-31

Basketry of the Appalachian Mountains by Sue Howard Stephenson, 1977-05

The Techniques of Basketry by Virginia I. Harvey, 1987-01

Fibre Basketry: Homegrown and Handmade

Twill Basketry: A Handbook of Designs, Techniques, and Styles by Shereen LaPlantz, 2002-03-28

Columbia River Basketry: Gift of the Ancestors, Gift of the Earth (Samuel and Althea Stroum Book) by Mary Dodds Schlick, 1994-04

Weaving New Worlds: Southeastern Cherokee Women and Their Basketry by Sarah H. Hill, 1997-06-30

Plaited Basketry with Birch Bark by Vladimir Yarish, Flo Hoppe, et all 2009-01-06

Contemporary Wicker Basketry: Projects, Techniques, Inspirational Designs by Flo Hoppe, 1997-03

Antique Baskets and Basketry by Frances Thompson, 1985-07

Spruce Root Basketry of the Haida and Tlingit by Sharon Busby, 2003-03

The Complete Book of Basketry Techniques by Sue Gabriel, Sally Goymer, 1999-04

Basketry As Metaphor: Arts and Crafts of the Desana Indians of the Northwest Amazon (Occasional Papers Series No. 5) by Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff, 1985-11

Natural Fiber Basketry by Sue M. Smith, 1983

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Carolina Basketry
Offers a selection of hoops, baskets, dyes, stains, and accessories.Category Shopping Crafts Supplies basketryCarolina basketry.
http://www.carolinabasketry.com/

Extractions: Basket Reed Ash, Cane, Etc. Wire Hangers Novelty Items ... Ordering Info Basket Weaving Supplies Satisfaction guaranteed! Browse our selection of basket weaving supplies. Order on line or give us a call. Contact Us! E-mail us at: baskets@carolinabasketry.com Phone us at: Fax us at: Toll Free: Visit us at: 915 Pollock St., New Bern, NC 28562
Basket Shop Basketry Home Page
http//basketry.hoops.ne.jp/
http://basketry.hoops.ne.jp/

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National Basketry Organization, Inc.
National basketry Organization, Inc.specializes in promoting education in the art,skill, heritage and appreciation of traditional and contemporary basketry.
http://www.nationalbasketry.org/

Extractions: of traditional and contemporary basketry Welcome to the National Basketry Organization, Inc., a non-profit corporation dedicated to basketry and everyone who appreciates this unique art form, which is both an ancient craft and modern art. Whether you are a basketmaker, a collector, a novice weaver, a studio artist or someone who simply admires baskets, we think you'll find something of interest in these pages. We welcome your interest. We are a member supported organization, and invite you to join us About Us Meet Our Board By-Laws ... Contact Us Web site is design and hosting by Outdoor Network
Welcome To MWGBGt
Group in Encinitas, California. Members photo gallery.
http://www.baskets-gourds.com/index.htm
BasketMakers Susi Nuss, Editor - An Informational Site About Basketry
A comprehensive informational site for basketmakers, basket artists, vendors of basketmaking materials and all others interested in the art of basketweaving. basketry Events. basketry exhibitions, festivals, retreats, conferences, guild events, symposiums, seminars and
http://basketmakers.com/

Extractions: Basketry exhibitions, festivals, retreats, conferences, guild events, symposiums, seminars and workshops. Who, what, where and when. Upcoming events and reviews of past events of interest to basketmakers, hobbyist or professional. Call-to-entry opportunity listings and BasketMakers Events Calendar In the Spotlight Support BasketMakers Have you come to rely on the content here on the BasketMakers site? Have you ever wondered what you can do to help? An easy way to support BasketMakers is to subscribe to, or renew any of your favorite magazines. Whatever the topic, you will find a wide variety of titles to choose from. Other ways to support the site What's New
California Indian Baskets - CaliforniaBaskets.com - Indian Basket Marketplace -
Offers a wide variety of Northern California Native American artifacts and baskets.
http://www.californiabaskets.com/
The Crowe
Wholesale and retail supplies, newsletter, free pattern, catalogue, bulletin board. Kits available as well as handmade baskets.
http://www.angelfire.com/home/thecrowesnest/

Extractions: The Crowe's Nest Basketry 'Your one stop basket shop' We are selling on Ebay and now have an official 'Corner'! Come and Check us out. This have current auctions running! Site updated-3-26-03 Reed sale Is Extended... Huge Reed sale. We are going to continue to offer reed on sale in hopes that it will allow everyone who wants to weave to weave. I'll bet what you need is on sale . Call and place you order. All sizes are on sale $4.99 each Limited to stock on hand Click on the above link to jump to our reed sale Ok, here is something new for us. We have just gotten a great new item. We are offering the painted stencil strips that you see on the front of this basket for sale. Instead of constantly adding the new strips available here, I'm giving you a link to a picture trail site, where I'll be showing all the ones available. They are already a hit, so call and get the one you want today. Soon, we are going to post the new free pattern and this will be it. Fall full of Apples Entry Basket Special kit price $17.99
Alaska Native Arts Resource Directory, Alaskan Native Arts And Artists
Resource Directory of Alaskan Native artists and arts organizations, Alaska Native carvers, weavers, jewelry artists, basketry artists, dance regalia makers, as well as musicians and dancers, and a listing of arts materials suppliers and organizations.
http://alaskanativearts.net

Extractions: Arts Organizations ... Submit a Site alaskan, alaska, alaskan native, alaska native, american indian, alaskan eskimo, eskimo, indian art, native arts, artists, artist, alaskan artists, northwest, northwest coast, nw coast, tribal arts, tribal, american indian artists, northwest coast artists, eskimo, inuit, eskimo artists, inuit art, inuit artists
NativeTech: Nipmuc Splint Basketry
Nipmuc Splint basketry 1820's~ Arnold family, storage baskets paintedin walnut stain Mohegan pink. Nipmuc basketry Traditions.
http://www.nativetech.org/weave/nipmucbask/

Extractions: Native American Technology and Art Nipmuc Splint Basketry Prepared in conjunction with A Special Talk and Exhibition of Nipmuc Baskets "Remembering Nipmuc Homelands in Histories" led by Dr. Russell G. Handsman at The Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. sponsored by The Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut, Inc. on June 30, 1996 If we only ask how or when a basket is made or decorated, we will find out little about the lives of Nipmuc basket makers . If we ask Who made Nipmuc baskets? and Why ?, we may glimpse into the lives of the basket makers, and understand a little of their histories. Nipmuc Basketry Traditions The Nipmuc people of southern New England have always been known for their beautifully decorated baskets. Inside a wigwam in 1643, these baskets were used instead of shelves to store all kinds of food and household supplies (Roger Williams 1973). A European traveling In 1674 described these traditional baskets as "very neat and artificial, with the portraitures of birds, beats, fishes and flowers, upon them in colors" (Gookin 1970). Long before European contact, Nipmuc people made baskets from materials including: birchbark, bulrush, cattail, cornhusk, sweetgrass, dogbane, cedarbark. Nipmucs and other New England Natives began making baskets out of prepared wood splints in the 1600's. Natives in the Delaware River area may have first learned the preparation of wood splints for baskets from the Swedes (Snow 1980). Some of the earliest known woodsplint baskets were made in the mid-1600's by the Iroquois in what is now western New York.
Fabric Basketry By Vera Johnson
A journey into the world of a Chicago gallery artist. Artist statement, book synopsis, and portfolio of rag baskets.
http://www.fabricbasketsbyvera.bigstep.com
Red Mountain Basketry
Features handcrafted baskets fashioned around antlers and driftwood. Also gourds decorated with painted bison, horses, wolves, and trout.
http://www.redmtnbasketry.com/

Extractions: Margie Reck baskets gourds about the artist to place order ... specialty baskets The inspiration for the art of Margie Reck and business name are taken from Red Mountain, which dominates the view from her studio window in Cameron, Montana. Margie is a self-taught artist who has been designing and weaving baskets for over seventeen years. Her more recent offerings include decorated gourds. Margie's high quality work and unique designs are in galleries and private collections across the United States. Please click on the links at the top of this page to view and learn more about her work. If you have any questions or for more information, please email Margie at: margie@redmtnbasketry.com This site created by: littlerecker productions
Tai Gallery/Textile Arts: Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Art
Bamboo basket artistry by modern Japanese masters presented by Textile Arts Gallery, Santa Fe New Mexico.
http://www.textilearts.com/bamboo/bamboo.html

Extractions: Contemporary Japanese Bamboo Art Tai Gallery / Textile Arts represents over 30 Japanese bamboo artists. Most of these artists belong to one of two professional associations although a few are independent. The Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition) emphasizes art and sculptural beauty. The Nihon Kogeikai (Japan Craft Arts Association) emphasizes beauty in functional form and technical excellency. The Kogeikai works with the Agency for Cultural Affairs in the selection of craft artists to be named as Living National Treasures of Japan. Some established artists choose to not be associated with a professional association. Young artists who have not yet joined an association are also included in this group.
BASKETRY
basketry. Plan and weave a large basket or tray. Use reed, raffia,or splints. Weave a seat for a stool or chair. Use cane or rush.
http://www.usscouts.org/usscouts/mb/mb027.html

Extractions: Requirements last updated prior to 1982 Page updated on: January 10, 2002 Materials found at the U. S. Scouting Service Project, Inc. Website ©1997-2002 may be reproduced and used locally by Scouting volunteers for training purposes consistent with the programs of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) [Links to BSA Sites] The U.S. Scouting Service Project is maintained by the Project Team . Look at our Web Stats . Please use one of our Contact Forms to communicate with us. All holdings subject to this . The USSSP is Proud to be hosted by Visit Our Trading Post
Asian Civilisations Museum
Collection includes artifacts reflecting the cultural background of Singapore including ceramics, basketry, and textiles.
http://www.nhb.gov.sg/acm/acm.shtml
Basketry!
basketry! basketry Questions and basketry Answers! Do you have basketry Questions? basketrymaterials are too brittle to be woven in their dry state.
http://members.aol.com/basketry1/questions.html

Extractions: Reed and cane are the products of the tropical vine "calamus rotang". They're harvested in various parts of Asia, then processed in factories into the different sizes of reed and cane. Reed is the inside of the vine, and cane is the outer bark. Cane is also the material used for woven chair seats. Flat reed comes in various widths as measured in fractions of inches: for example, 3/16", 1/4", 1/2", 7/8", etc. Round reed is measured in numbered sizes. Smallest numbers measure the smallest diameters. #1 is a very narrow weaver, whereas #6 is a good sized spoke. Anything larger than #10 is generally furniture-gauged.
Crossthreads Home Page
Spinning, knitting, weaving, crocheting, basketry, etc. in the Sioux Falls (SD) and surrounding areas.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cabin/1501/

Extractions: Getting to know other guild members is great! You find out about others' interests. Suddenly you find your self venturing out on new projects and going to classes you wouldn't have, until you learned about them from others in the guild. There is always opportunity to learn and to share what you know.
Mainly Baskets
Classical styled wicker furniture, basketry, wire planters, pottery and accessories.
http://www.mainlybaskets.com/
BasketMakers Susi Nuss, Editor - An Informational Site About Basketry
basketry Events basketry exhibitions, festivals, retreats, conferences, guildevents, symposiums, seminars and workshops. What's In Your basketry Garden?
http://basketmakers.org/

Extractions: Basketry exhibitions, festivals, retreats, conferences, guild events, symposiums, seminars and workshops. Who, what, where and when. Upcoming events and reviews of past events of interest to basketmakers, hobbyist or professional. Call-to-entry opportunity listings and BasketMakers Events Calendar In the Spotlight Support BasketMakers Have you come to rely on the content here on the BasketMakers site? Have you ever wondered what you can do to help? An easy way to support BasketMakers is to subscribe to, or renew any of your favorite magazines. Whatever the topic, you will find a wide variety of titles to choose from. Other ways to support the site What's New
Pitcairn Island Virtual Shopping Mall
Purchase handcrafted miro wood carvings, basketry, and other products from Pitcairn by mail. Also books, clothing, and other Bounty-related products from elsewhere.
http://www.lareau.org/pitcmall.html

Extractions: Go to the Pitcairn Island Home Page ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS FOR IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ON ORDERING FROM PITCAIRN ISLAND , ITSELF, SEE SPECIAL ORDERING PAGE (click here) FOR MOST ITEMS, PRICES, ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS, AND MORE DETAILED INFORMATION WILL BE AVAILABLE ON LINKED PAGES . BE SURE TO TAKE A LOOK AT LINKS IN EACH AD. IF YOU PURCHASE ITEMS, BE SURE TO LET THEM KNOW WHERE YOU HEARD ABOUT THEIR PRODUCTS. Pitcairn Island is not only one of the most isolated places on the face of the Earth, it is also one of the most interesting. Many people throughout the world collect Pitcairn-related objects. While the Islanders are more self-sufficient than the citizens of many larger countries, there remains a pressing need for foreign exchange in order to purchase fuel, vehicles, some building supplies, radio and electronic equipment, and other foreign necessities. The production and sale of Island specialty items accounts for much of their income, with most sales going to the passengers of military and cruise ships and private yachts who detour from normal shipping lanes to stop by the island. For many years, additional sales have been made by mail, usually sparked by word-of-mouth, with very satisfied customers telling their friends of these truly unique gift items. Now, offshore
Basketry Books For Basketmakers
Want to know about the scoop on the latest basketry book release or need help tofind a scarce out of print basket book? basketry Books New Used Hard To Find.
http://basketmakers.org/topics/publications/bookmenu.htm

Extractions: Open your store today! Basketry Books - New Used Hard To Find New basket books from the BasketMakers Bookstore. Reviews of in print basketweaving books and information on authors. Used, scarce out of print and hard to find basketmaking books and the resources needed to find them. BasketMakers Bookstore

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