101. Weaving, Spinning And Basketry In SW Kansas Yarns and supplies for weaving, spinning, basketry, knitting and some needle work. Minneola, KS. http://hometown.aol.com/srweave/myhomepage/index.html

htmlAdWH('93212816', '728', '90'); Main Other Creative Pursuits Weaving, Spinning and Basketry in SW Kansas About The Wool Winders Shop Hours Some Brands We Carry: We carry Ashford and Schacht spinning wheels. Schacht looms (Baby Wolf, Mighty Wolf, etc), small frame looms, shuttles, hand cards, local and New Zealand wool, etc. We have a variety of yarns including Soft Wool Pak yarns from New Zealand for knitting and felting and a wide variety of millend yarns for weaving. Home of the original LOOMSLEYER thin brass threading hook for weavers. This wonderful tool has a small smooth hook for threading the heddles and a larger hook for threading through the reed. It feels comfortable and balanced in the hand and is thin enough for 15 dent reeds. A real favorite! page created with 1-2-3 Publish

102. The Caning Shop - Gourd Crafting, Chair Caning, Basketry The Caning Shop Gourd Crafting Chair Caning - basketry. Welcome to our online catalog for gourd crafting, chair caning and basket making supplies. http://www.caning.com/

Home Page Online Catalog Order Form COMING SOON! "The Complete Book of Chair Caning" Available this Fall! THE CANING SHOP'S NEW GOURD TOOL SET WITH THREE POWER TOOLS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR GOURD CRAFTING! ... the items as soon as we get them. You can also buy them individually! (Click on the titles or pictures to go directly to the products on this page.) are the specialties of The Caning Shop. Our supplies, tools, how-to books, help and quick, friendly service will add to your enjoyment of these ageless crafts. Among our books are the definitive guides to gourd crafting and chair caning written by Caning Shop author Jim Widess and Ginger Summit. Click on the links to the left and right for a look at the books mentioned above and other Caning Shop highlights. And if you'd like to take a virtual tour through our store in Berkeley, check out our new QuickTime movies on the About Us and Class Movie pages.

103. Kentucky Department Of Parks - Old Fort Harrod State Park Directions, history, events and information about costumed craftspeople performing tasks of weaving, basketry, woodworking, broommaking, blacksmithing at the fort. http://parks.ky.gov/stateparks/fh/index.htm

document.write(''); KY Agencies KY Services Search Kentucky.gov for Search Terms Old Fort Harrod State Park Jump to Main Content Online Reservations Travel Brochure Online Merchandise ... State Parks Old Ft. Harrod State Resort Parks State Rec. Parks Old Ft. Harrod Park Details Park Events Directions State Historic Sites ... State Park News An Agency of the Kentucky Commerce Cabinet Directions/Map 100 South College Street Harrodsburg, KY 40330-0156 FortHarrod@ky.gov Heavy timbers form stockade walls and enclose the cabins and blockhouses. Costumed craftspeople perform pioneer tasks such as woodworking, weaving, basketry and blacksmithing and tend the farm animals and gardens. More... Parks e-Newsletter Sign Me Up Things To Do Other Recreation Facilities Contact Us Site Map Last Updated: August 2, 2005 Privacy Individuals with Disabilities

104. At Home : Hobbies / Interests : Basketry : Home & Garden Television Learn more about basket weaving, knitting, and scrapbooking from Home Garden Television. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/ah_hobbies_interests/article/0,1801,HGTV_3121_1389488,0

Program Guide Shows A - Z Decorating Remodeling ... Store SEARCH AT HOME Antiques / Collectibles Books / Videos Cleaning ... Vacations / Travel Basketry Carol Duvall Show : Episode CDS-1057 Suzye Ogawa embellishes her bronze sculptures with basketry techniques. Ogawa uses traditional weaving, coiling and winding techniques to incorporate basketry into her work. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Suzye Ogawa in Santa Monica, Calif., to focus on how she uses basketry to augment her bronze sculptures. Using very traditional basketry materials and techniques to complete a design, Ogawa comes by her love of texture and detail naturally. She first began teaching herself sculpting and weaving techniques in her father's dentistry lab when she was a child, working with wax used to make dentures. Ogawa's process begins with choosing the type of wax she will use in sculpting her design. After sculpting the design, she sends it to a foundry for bronzing. She then uses a wax resist to give the piece an aged look. Once she achieves the desired color, she cleans off the wax. The next step is selecting the materials to be used in the weaving process. Ogawa uses natural basketry materials that many contemporary basket weavers use, such as pine needles, leaves and grass. She uses traditional techniques such as coiling, winding and weaving to incorporate the weaving into her sculptures.

105. At Home : Hobbies / Interests : Coiled Basketry : Home & Garden Television Learn more about basket weaving, knitting, and scrapbooking from Home Garden Television. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/ah_hobbies_interests/article/0,1801,HGTV_3121_1394086,0

Program Guide Shows A - Z Decorating Remodeling ... Store SEARCH AT HOME Antiques / Collectibles Books / Videos Cleaning ... Vacations / Travel Coiled Basketry Sew Much More : Episode SMM-151 The Sew Much More cameras visit Tressa Sularz. Eleven years ago, Tressa Sularz realized her life's ambition when she left the corporate world to pursue her passion for making baskets. Although Tressa does make the traditional woven baskets, it's her coiled baskets that caught our eye. Tressa uses a needle and thread to form intricate patterns around a core material, then stitches each layer together. She often embellishes the baskets further with beads. We will visit Tressa in the picturesque farmhouse she calls her studio to see her create her coiled baskets. ALSO IN THIS EPISODE: Sew Much More : Episode SMM-151 Reversible Duvet Cover Coiled Basketry Home About Us Newsletters Questions ... Video On Demand Comparison Shop for Home Gifts Patio Furniture at Shopzilla Tacoda_AMS_DDC("http://te.hgtv.com/blank.gif", Tacoda_AMS_DDC_js, "http://te.scripps.com/blank.gif")

106. ArtLex On Baskets And Basketry The bust head and shoulders sculpture defined with images of examples from throughout history, great quotations, and links to other resources. http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/b/basket.html

b asket basketry , and basketwork - A basket is a woven container made of such tough and bendable materials as twigs or strips ( veneer ) of wood cane rattan reed ... wire , or plastic , often with a handle or handles; or something that resembles a basket, especially in shape or function . Baskets are usually light in weight . Among the most commonly used basketry techniques are plaiting, twining, coiling, and imbrication . Basketry is the art or craft of making baskets, or objects woven like baskets, and is one of the oldest and most universal of crafts, practised among even the most primitive of peoples. It may be that basketry preceded the development of both textiles and fired pottery . Many baskets produced in Europe have, by long tradition , been produced using the rod-like twigs, harvested from willow trees (osier). Much furniture employing basketry techniques has been made using cane, rattan and rush. Examples: Jan Brueghel the Younger (Flemish, 1601-1678), A Basket of Flowers oil on wood panel , 18 1/2 x 26 7/8 inches (47 x 68.3 cm), Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY. See still life Myer Myers (American, 1723-1795, New York, NY)

107. Weavers Guild Of Greater Cincinnati Offers education in a wide range of fiber processes and techniques, including weaving, felting, spinning, basketry, knitting, and dyeing. http://www.weaversguildcincinnati.org/

4870 Gray Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45232 Convergence 2000 Cincinnati was sponsored by the Handweavers Guild of America, Inc., and hosted by the Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati, Inc." ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS Web Site updated August 22, 2005 The Weaverbird News - is now available online to guild members via the member only page. Sign-in at bottom of this page. Used Equipment for SALE Download information and application form for: Lorinda Epply Memorial and Educational Fund Florence Berger Memorial Fund Workshops 2005-2006 Current Class List ... Laura Fry Workshop; CPS In-service session; and other photos SNOW POLICY When the Cincinnati Public Schools are closed on a Meeting Day, the Guild meeting will be canceled. The President or Vice-President will put an announcement on the Guild answering machine about the meeting. Exhibits by Guild Members Membership in the Weavers Guild of Greater Cincinnati: Classes Weaving Weaving projects Knitting Basics Hand-woven Fabrics Kumihimo Fiber Basics Silk Paper Making Rug Techniques - and much more!

108. Wabanaki Basketry Wabanaki basketry A Local Legacy The Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Micmac, and Maliseet tribes of Maine are known as the Wabanaki Indians, or People of the http://www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/es/me/baskets_1

Maine Mary Mitchell Gabriel (center) with daughters Clare and Sylvia. All are masters of Passamoquoddy fancy basket making. Wabanaki Basketry A Local Legacy The Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Micmac, and Maliseet tribes of Maine are known as the Wabanaki Indians, or "People of the Dawn." They are known for their baskets that they weave with the leaves of sweet grass and thin strips of an ash tree (splints). These Indian tribes share a common story that tells how their ancestors emerged from an ash tree when the Creator split it with an arrow. So, for thousands of years, they have used ash splints to make baskets for both personal and community use. Today, many people collect them as beautiful works of art. The baskets fall into two categories: work baskets, which are used for gathering, storing, and transporting goods, and fancy baskets, ones that are crafted for the public, with decorative designs. Intricate shapes and designs and bold colors are used to make woven handkerchief baskets, powder-puff holders, purses, vases, wastebaskets, thimble baskets, candy dishes, knitting baskets, cradles, and fans. Mary Mitchell Gabriel, a member of the Passamaquoddy tribe, has spent more than 60 years perfecting the art of basket making. She is working to preserve this important cultural tradition by teaching her two daughters how to make the baskets. She is also teaching others through the Maine Cooperative Extension Service and the Maine Basketmakers Alliance.

109. Navajo Rugs, Indian Baskets, Antique American Indian Art - Len Wood's Indian Ter Navajo rugs (circa 18601930), historic basketry, early beadwork, Pueblo pottery, and Hopi kachinas. http://www.indianterritory.com

Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery - Navajo Rugs, Indian Baskets, Antique American Indian Art Shop Catalog FAQ Search ... American Indian Art Collections / Estate Collections Purchased - De tails Since 1969... Len Wood's Indian Territory Inc. The Nation's largest selection of Antique American Indian Art 305-D North Coast Hwy Laguna Beach, CA 92651 email: info@indianterritory.com phone : (949) 497-5747 orders: (800) 579-0860 (orders 11-5 Pac. Time) Gallery Open Daily 11-5 Pacific Time Antique / Contemporary American Indian Art Navajo Rugs, Blankets Antique Indian Baskets ... Artifact Documentation Antique American Indian Art Click Here! Online American Indian Art Catalog Free Appraisals - Indian Art Collections Purchased Shop for Navajo Rugs ... Info on Collecting Hopi Kachinas Hopi Kachinas Restoration Shop for Antique Indian Beadwork Info on Collecting Indian Beadwork Antique Indian Beadwork Restoration Shop for Indian Jewelry Info on Collecting Indian Jewelry Indian Jewelry Appraisals Shop for All other American Indian Art Items Info on Collecting American Indian Art Sell Your American Indian Art Collection Dialup (48kb) Cable/DSL/T1(472kb) Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery Back Room (Large High Resolution Image opens in new window) F

110. Sweetgrass: History, Basketry, And Constraints To Industry Growth About 300 families are involved in sweetgrass basketry of which approximately Rosengarten (1987) has provided an excellent review of basketry technique. http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/proceedings1993/v2-442.html

Index Search Home Table of Contents R.J. Dufault, M. Jackson, and S.K. Salvo. 1993. Sweetgrass: History, basketry, and constraints to industry growth. p. 442-445. In: J. Janick and J.E. Simon (eds.), New crops. Wiley, New York. Sweetgrass: History, Basketry, and Constraints to Industry Growth Robert J. Dufault, Mary Jackson, and Stephen K. Salvo SWEETGRASS INDUSTRY HISTORY SWEETGRASS IDENTITY AND HABITAT BASKET CONSTRUCTION ... Fig. 1 Sweetgrass is a native, perennial, warm-season grass found growing sparsely in the coastal dunes extending from North Carolina to Texas. The "treads" or long, narrow leaf blades of this grass have been harvested by direct descendents of enslaved Africans of antebellum South Carolina and used as the principle foundation material for constructing African coiled basketry in the Southeast, especially near Charleston (McKissick Museum 1988). Originally, these graceful products provided useful, practical objects or "work baskets" for agricultural and household use on the plantations; today, they have evolved as souvenirs treasured by tourists, and elegant objets d'art ( Fig. 1

111. Country Crafts Gallery & Craft Mall Directory - Country Crafts, Country Stores, Country Crafts Gallery Craft Links Directory - basketry. http://www.thecountrygallery.net/links/basketry.html

Country Crafts, Gifts and Handmade Collectibles Craft Link Directory The Country Crafts Gallery features a wide variety of country crafts, collectibles, handmade gifts, free craft projects and more items from many artisans across the nation. We have country candles, dolls, fabric crafts, woodcrafts, stuffed animals, greeting cards, craft patterns - you name it - we feature it! We hope you enjoy your visit to The Country Crafts Gallery. For information on how your craft website can be included in our very popular directory, please visit our Information Page The Arts and Crafts Link Directory is part of the . If you sell online, we can effectively and economically advertise your business using the most powerful marketing resources available. With years of experience and 1000's of satisfied clients enjoying increased online business, we are #1. For increased website traffic, sales, and profits, visit Craft Site Medic and see why we are the first name in arts and crafts website promotion. View the Top 100 Craft Sites Report Updated Every 30 Minutes!

112. JB-Designs Basketry - Home Page Supplier of basket weaving supplies such as reed, kits, materials, patterns, books, tools, and handles. http://www.basketweavingsupplies.com/

Home Checkout Sign In BASKETRY SUPPLIES OUTLET ... Vine Rattan for Baskets Now accepting PayPal at checkout Free Shipping on all orders subtotaling over $100 Limited Time Offer NEW Basket Weaving Kit for Late September Just in time for those of us harvesting our grapes to make wine. Double Wine Tote Basket Kit Woven on an ash divided wooden base sanded smooth and ready for finishing if you choose. The double wine tote basket is accented with seagrass, dyed reed and a stenceled accent strip. This basket weaves up quickly and will sit nicely on any counter or island. It is the perfect gift as the holiday season approaches us. Kit includes all materials necessary to weave the basket, dyed accents pieces may slightly vary in shades of wine.

113. Alexa - Browse: Basketry Alexa web search a new kind of search engine. With traffic rankings, user reviews and other information about sites, Alexa is a web site discovery tool. http://www.alexa.com/browse?&CategoryID=2686

114. LoisWalpole.com: Lois Walpole - The Official Homepage Designer and maker of works using forms and techniques traditionally associated with basketry. The Grown Home project features functional items created from living plants. Biography, exhibitions, ethics and gallery. http://www.loiswalpole.com/

LoisWalpole.com: Lois Walpole - The Official Homepage Lois Walpole is a designer and maker of functional objects and art works using the techniques and the forms traditionally associated with baskets. Lois Walpole,lois walpole,basket,baskets,basketmaker,basketmakers,basketmaking, creative basketmaking,crafty containers,designer,designers,maker,materials,techniques, sustainable,recycled,salix,willow,contemporary,grown products. If you are viewing this page it may be that your web browser does not support frames. Contents Page

115. Cherokee Patterns, Kits And Books Information includes harvesting and processing river cane, weaving techniques for traditional southeast Indian and Oklahoma Indian baskets, descriptions of Southeastern Indian baskets and their uses, gathering and preparing plants for basket weaving and dyes. http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/basketry/

Cherokee Baskets setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Aeon Flux Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next U li helis di (welcome) Peggy Brennan, Tsa la gi ta lu tsa di gvs gi (Cherokee Basket Weaver) Cherokee Patterns, Kits and Books Purchase Peggy's Books, Kits and Patterns Peggy is an enrolled Cherokee. Native Baskets began as her field notes for gathering and processing plants for weaving baskets and making dyes. About Natural Dyes Cherokee Dye Kits and Natually Dyed Reed Native Baskets Book ... Cherokee Basket Patterns Pattern Photos Chief's Daughter's Mat Chief's Daughters and Arrows Mat Chief's Daughters and Arrow Tray Chief's Daughters with Arrows Basket ... Cherokee Purse For Cherokee basket weaving patterns, kits and naturally dyed reed, contact Peggy Brennan Naturally Dyed Reed Packages Dyed reed includes various hues of walnut hulls, logwood, cochineal, bloodroot and mullein, and more. The colors range from light to medium yellow, brown, orange, navy and purple. Some of the packages have a mixture of dyed reeds. Native Cherokee Dye Kits Natural Dye Kit Some traditional dyes of the Southeastern Indians are butternut, walnut, bloodroot, elderberries, goldenrod and dock. Exotic dyes include brazilwood, madder, logwood and others. These dyes and dyed reed are available seasonally.

116. Basketry : Books : Thames & Hudson Complete with advice on collecting, a glossary, information on where to see baskets, a bibliography and over 830 illustrations of baskets and basketry, http://www.thamesandhudson.com/books/Basketry/0500510482.mxs/20/13/

DESIGN DECORATIVE ARTS Basketry A World Guide to Traditional Techniques Bryan Sentance The diversity of basketry is astonishing: Navajo wedding baskets and Apache water baskets; sweetgrass and black ash splint baskets from New York State; rattan hanging baskets from Bangladesh; lacquered picnic baskets from China.... This is the first book to provide a worldwide survey of basketmaking, revealing common solutions to design and construction, within a dazzling range of styles. The book is organized into five richly illustrated sections, and contains over eighty individual topics: •Materials – from bamboo and bark, rattan and rushes, to palms, grasses and synthetic fibres •Techniques – from twining and plaiting, to coiling, linking and looping •Decoration – from natural colours and dyes, to embroidery and embellishment •Everyday basketry – from cradles and carrying, fishing and storage, to rites of passage •Wider applications – from art to hats, from architecture to transport Complete with advice on collecting, a glossary, information on where to see baskets, a bibliography and over 830 illustrations of baskets and basketry, this amazing survey will be essential for anyone concerned with art, craft, decorative objects and interior design. ISBN 0500 510482 28.0 x 24.0 cm

117. Connecticut Cane And Reed Company, A Dealer In Chair Seating And Basketry Materi Firm specializing in chair seating, basketry, and wicker repair supplies. http://www.caneandreed.com/

chair cane how to order how to find us Cane and Reed visit our special old candy shop chair seating area Amish and Mennonite area ... request page Welcome to our company. We specialize in chair cane, basketry, and wicker repair supplies. chair seating materials, prewoven chair cane, (cane webbing), rush, all your chair caning needs. There are Basket making materials, all of your supplies for basketry, and to make baskets. This includes reed, rattan, basket hoops, and Nantucket Basket supplies. Our Amish and Mennonite area has hex signs, great food, extracts, spices and herbs. Please choose an area to start, we have many different pages, enjoy, and thank you for visiting Orders Fax Questions Dealer in chair seating and basketry materials var site="sm8fredfred"

118. Basketry Supplies From Earth Guild basketry supplies and tools Basket Patterns, basketry books, Basket Kits, Oak Hoops Rims, D Side Handles, Swing U Handles, Frames, Feet Bases, http://www.earthguild.com/products/basketry/baskhub.htm

EARTH GUILD 33 Haywood Street Asheville NC 28801 fax: 828-255-8593 inform@earthguild.com HOME PRODUCTS BASKETRY: Introduction We have a wide range of instructions, materials and tools for basketry. Choose one of the links below for details. Earth Guild Basketry Patterns These include a complete materials list and step-by-step instructions. All baskets are BJ Crawford’s original designs; photography and printing are done at Earth Guild. Books Everything from simple patterns with black-and-white diagrams to stunning color gallery portfolios. Traditional and contemporary baskets, general and specific instructions. Basket Kits from ACP All the materials and complete easy-to-understand instructions. Basket Kits from Commonwealth Mfg. All the materials and complete easy-to-understand instructions. Round and oval hoops. Square and rectangle rims. Oak "D"s & Side Handles Key, Market, Herb, Jelly, Wine, Colonial, Step, Sharp-Top and Williamsburg "D"s. Ash and oak side handles. Swing & "U" Handles

119. Lindsay K. Rais Home Page Contemporary vessels and basketry by Lindsay K. Rais. Combining pistachio nut shells, silver, beads, steel, stainless steel mesh, copper, knotless netting, etc. 2003 Smithsonian Craft Show Excellence Award Winner. http://www.lindsaykrais.com/

L i n d s a y K e t t e r e r R a i s Upcoming Lectures: Textile Study Group of NYC, January 19th Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery, March 13th photo: D. James Dee " Neckline Basket" 19" x 18" x 12" My interests lie in the relationship between the mundane and the extraordinary. It is about the basic, yet phenomenal dialogue between technique and materials. By obsessing over mundane objects like pistachio nut shells or steel washers, dedicating an unbelievable amount of time to each and every one, I am able to transform them from something ordinary into something extraordinary. The materials take on a new life. The viewer discovers their true nature only after close observation of the basket, making the finished pieces both elegant and curious. Home Portfolio Bio Contact ... Gallery Representation All photographs were taken by D. James Dee.

120. BOTSWANACRAFT Unique Basketry And Bushman Crafts From Botswana We export and wholesale African handmade crafts throughout the world. http://www.botswanacraft.bw/

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