121. Basketry Supplies & Chair Seating Materials - The Country Seat, Inc., Kempton, P basketry and chair seating supplies. Carries reeds (natural, smoked, predyed, space-dyed), hoops, handles, Shaker tape, kits for all skill levels, natural and Hamburg cane, fiber rush, mini stencils, pine needles, vine rattan, books, and patterns. http://www.countryseat.com/

Old Seats Replaced Please visit our new secure, on-line catalog. Instructions for the new catalog are posted on our ordering information page Happy Birthday to us! Help us celebrate our 30th Anniveresary with new, lower natural reed prices 30% off individual price of ALL Smoked Reed! Smoked Flat, Flat Oval and Round Reeds. 30% off sale ends 5 pm DST Friday, September 30. See the for more details. Summer Construction is here! Please visit our Store Page for more information. : Eastern Time Monday: Noon - 7 Tuesday-Friday: 9 - 5 Saturday: 9 - 1 Always Closed Sundays ~ please check this list before planning a visit. The Country Seat, Inc. 1013 Old Philly Pike Kempton , Pennsylvania 19529-9321 USA Phone: 610-756-6124 e-mail: ctryseat@fast.net web site: www.countryseat.com Fax: 610-756-0088 Free Catalog #28 upon request. New products are added to the secure on-line catalog as they arrive. Look for the symbol or search on the term NEW. Click HERE to start on-line shopping 24 hours a day. Gift Certificates Available Visit our secure online shopping catalog , with searchable database.

122. Choctaw Split Cane Basketry - Region 2 Project A project to document the traditions of Choctaw split cane basketry was completed in 2002. This project was a joint effort by the Jena Band of Choctaw, http://www.nsula.edu/regionalfolklife/researchProjects/splitbasket/cscb.htm

Choctaw Split Cane Basketry A project to document the traditions of Choctaw split cane basketry was completed in 2002. This project was a joint effort by the Jena Band of Choctaw, the U. S. Forest Service, and the Regional Folklife Program. The project was designed to teach Jena Band members to identify, harvest, and process cane in order to pass the art of basketry on in the community. Tribal members registered for classes under the guidance of basket maker, Rose Fisher Blasingame . The project was documented both photographically and on videotape by the U.S. Forest Service and the Regional Folklife Program. Rose Fisher Blasingame shows students how to identify and gather river cane for baskets. More about Choctaw Split Cane Basketry Return to the Projects Page Note: Unless otherwise noted, all text was written by Dr. Dayna Bowker Lee , Louisiana Regional Folklife Program, Region 2: Louisiana Division of the Arts and Northwestern State University. Original site design by Stacy Fontenot Home Reasearch Projects Other Regions ... Database

123. Qingdao Pengcheng Handicraft Co. Ltd. Manufacturer and exporter of basketry products. http://www.pengcheng.biz/

124. Basketry, Etc. Axemanship basketry, Etc. Camp Tools Furniture Colonial Handicraft Cooking Camp Cooking Home Designing Farming Food http://www.inquiry.net/advancement/coups/4th_lamp/basketry.htm

Home Up Books Search Inquiry ... Contents Basketry, Etc. Axemanship Basketry, Etc. Colonial Handicraft Cooking [Camp] Cooking [Home] Designing ... Wood Carving Search Now: by Ernest Thompson Seton Make 2 baskets of different designs and shapes (each large enough to hold 2 quarts) of rope, raffia, grass, rattan, splits, pine needles or willow. Weave a hat of straw or corn husks. Either for coup ; both for grand coup The two coup s following are alternates-that is, may not be counted both by the same person for Sagamoreship or lower degree. Do 1 of the following for coup ; 2 for grand coup (a) Make a broom from broom corn, raised and prepared by self. (b) Make a "Boonder broom" (scouring brush) in floor-scrubbing size with handle (one piece), total length of handle and broom 4 feet. (e) Make from hard bone a corn-husking peg of practical usable size, fitted with finger straps of strong leather, and husk 5 bushels of corn with this peg. (d) Make a set of wooden hinges and latch, and fit these to a door so that it hangs true and latches well. Do 1 of the following for coup ; 2 for grand coup (a) Make solid "four-posters" for a willow bed, and make a stout bench from split logs, with driven legs (no nails).

125. McHenry Road Collection Art basketry of fiber artist Shari McMahon, specializing in vessels made from wisteria, reed, and forage materials. http://www.geocities.com/mchenry_road/

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126. ExhibitsUSA Exhibitions basketry is widely accepted as the oldest known form of craft. No Boundaries Contemporary basketry is organized by The Society of Arts and Crafts in http://www.maaa.org/exhi_usa/exhibitions/nobound/nobound.html

Calendar Shipping Subsidies Educational Materials Exhibition Proposals ... ExhibitsUSA No Boundaries: Contemporary Basketry Click image for slideshow Basketry is widely accepted as the oldest known form of craft. Since ancient times people have constructed baskets to fill specific needs: to collect, carry, display, or store. Through the centuries, the basket has remained an integral part of daily life in many cultures. Even in contemporary western society, awash in high-tech gadgetry, nothing has yet replaced the wastebasket, the picnic basket, and the shopping basket: low-tech but essential articles. For the past quarter-century, artists have been taking the simple basket form and pushing it in new and exciting directions, creating objects infused with content and meaning. Working within already broad traditions, the artists in No Boundaries: Contemporary Basketry are inventing new methods of construction, often using highly unconventional materials, and creating both utilitarian and nonutilitarian vessels, even abstract sculptures. In the process, they transform the everyday into the exotic. The work of some of the most innovative American basketry artists is on view in No Boundaries No Boundaries: Contemporary Basketry is organized by The Society of Arts and Crafts in Boston, the oldest nonprofit crafts organization in the country and a leader in the American crafts movement at the turn of the last century. The educational programming potential for this exhibition is virtually inexhaustible and could include hands-on activities that invite children and adults to explore the materials and techniques of basketry.

127. O'Brian Fretwork Fret Work Basket Accessories Supplies Bases And Handles For Ree Wide assortment of fret work bases and handles for reed and coiled basketry. Custom and stocked components. http://www.obrianfretwork.com/

Please kindly report broken links to the web master. Banners Banners O'BRIAN FRETWORK BASKET ACCESSORIES O'Brian Trawick makes exceptional components for reed and coiled basketryfret work bases and handles, parquet bases, stocked and custom orders, all solid wood. Read on! Meet O'Brian and see his beautiful basketry accessories. Photos don't do it justice. "I am, at present, a one-man shop. I've been a wood worker since 1989 and a scroll sawyer since 1992. My shop consists of the back half of a two-car garage. I thoroughly enjoy spending almost all my waking hours in the middle of all its sawdust and cluttera lot of clutter." ORDERING INFORMATION Catalog files include order form. O'Brian Trawick 220 Boundary Drive Spartanburg SC 29303 Contact O'Brian. Orders are shipped via Priority Mail, subject to approval, then billed. Purchaser pays shipping plus a small handling charge. Revised site by M.L. Arnoldussen BASES HANDLES RIB FRAMES ... LINKS var site="sm6obrian"

128. Basketry In The Pitt Rivers: The Collection This basketry database is aimed primarily at basketmakers and artists, The list on this basketry site will be made up of terms selected from the Pitt http://basket.ashmol.ox.ac.uk/PRMB-Coll.html

Basketry IN THE PITT RIVERS MUSEUM The Collection Browse through the online catalogue Search the online catalogue Notes on the database Notes on the fields Notes on the database This basketry database is aimed primarily at basketmakers and artists, but it is hoped that it will also be of interest to museum professionals, and to members of the public. The main purpose of the project is to identify the items in the Museum that have been made using basketry techniques, and to enhance the information about the methods of construction. In general, only those objects that can be easily seen are included, and 'string work' has not been included. However, sometimes these rules have been broken for a few 'not to be missed' items. There are also data on basketry tools and materials. It is hoped that sufficient information has been included so as to allow the basket or object to be seen as a real thing: made by someone and used by someone. It is intended that the view of the object in the display cabinet will enable a visitor to the Museum to find the object with ease. At the same time, it is intended that this view will give the web-user a good idea of the object within its museum setting. Further information on each object can be accessed by clicking on the Pitt Rivers Museum accession number (see below). Notes on the Fields Below are brief explanations of the fields used in this database. Please e-mail

129. Musgrove Willows - Willow Suppliers - Grower and supplier of Willow/Osier for basketry, gardens, hurdles and lantern making. Livng willow for children's play tunnels, arbours, wind breaks and fencing. http://www.musgrovewillows.co.uk/

visit our sister site www.somersetlivingwillows.co.uk Welcome To Musgrove Willows Musgrove Willows was founded by Arthur "Sam" Musgrove who started by cutting tree sticks for furniture back in the 1930's. Around this time willow growing was very popular for farmers on the Somerset levels, many farmers grew their willow then bought and sold it at local auctions. Willowfields Lakewell Weston Zoyland Bridgwater T: E: info@musgrovewillows.co.uk W: www.musgrovewillows.co.uk © Musgrove Willows 2005

130. Basketry In The Pitt Rivers: Methods Of Construction basketry IN THE PITT RIVERS MUSEUM. basketry Techniques. These pages are under construction. Methods of Construction http://basket.ashmol.ox.ac.uk/PRMB-Tech.html

Basketry IN THE PITT RIVERS MUSEUM Basketry Techniques These pages are under construction. Methods of Construction 2 Twining 3 Coiling 4 Checkweave over one, under one (1/1) 5 Bias checkweave over one, under one (1/1) Bias twill Detail of taken from picture of Naga shield 7 Open hexagonal plaiting a three-directional weave, over one, under one (1/1) 8 Mad weave a three-directional weave, over three, under three (3/3) Back to Pitt Rivers Page Current Impression: 12-jul-2004

131. WickerWoman.com--Your Source For Wicker Repair, Chair Caning, Handmade Baskets & Offers wicker furniture repair and chair caning. Also creates wicker baskets made with deer antlers and teaches caning, wicker repair, basketry. http://www.wickerwoman.com/

~~THE WICKER WOMAN~~ The Net's Best Resource and Information Site on Antique HOME SEARCH THIS SITE SITE MAP NAVIGATION BOTTOM OF PAGE W elcome to WickerWoman.com your antique wicker furniture, chair caning and handmade basketry all inclusive resource and information site. The Wicker Woman business online since 1999, now has over 30 basket, wicker and seatweaving resource pages to help serve you better! "Preserving a slice of American wicker history, one piece at a time" "Weaving for Preservation, Education and Innovation" Since 1975 "First Attempt," What's New? Visit this page first to see the recent changes, updates and improvements made to WickerWoman.com Antler Baskets See all the new antler baskets, sculptures, wall hangings and vessels Cathryn's been weaving. Purchase or commission a rustic or contemporary antler art piece to add to your cabin or basket collection for years of enjoyment! By special request and demand. Now you can purchase any of Cathryn's original antler basket, traditional basket, and seatweaving patterns using the easy to use PayPal shopping cart feature. Teaching Schedule Want to learn chair caning, traditional baskets or antler baskets? See where Cathryn will be teaching in 2005. Can't find the class you want? Have requests, will travel, so book your class today!

132. Basketry: Associations & Guilds The first internet connection for exploring basket weaving on the web. Links to all basketry related web sites dealing with basketry projects,techniques, http://www.fibreartsonline.com/fac/basket/

Basketry Associations Alphabetical Geographical Education ... Posters Mailing Lists Events Webrings Check Geograhical Index FibeArts Categories Basketry Beadwork Costumes Costume, Ethnic Crochet Embroidery Ethnic Fashion Felt Knitting Kumihimo Lace Paper PolymerClay Quilting RugHooking Sewing Surface Design Spinning Weaving Kids Projects Cyberstudios In This Section: Associations List of Associations Related Associations Gourd ... Willow [The list is alphabetized according to the site title] Association of Michigan Basketmakers , USA Basketmakers Association , Buckinghamshire, England Basketweavers Guild of Oklahoma , Oklahoma, USA Basketmaker Net , UK Basketmakers of Victoria , North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Basketry Network , Canada Bay Area Basketmakers , CA , USA California Indian Basketry Association , Nevada City, CA , USA Canadian Gourd Society (CGS) Central Pennsylvania Basket Weavers Guild USA Denmark Basket Guild Handweavers Guild of America, Inc.

133. Welcome To Windrush Willow Grower and supplier of willow for basketry as well as things made from willow, such as garden structures, fencing, baskets and hampers, furniture, and fishing creels. Offers classes, projects and resources. http://www.windrushwillow.com/

Home Contact Shopping Basket Willow ... Downloads You are at Windrush Willow Homepage Welcome to Windrush Willow We have been growing willow and weaving since 1997 a big contrast from a bank officer and flying instructor respectively. Growing 105 varieties of willow planting and harvesting by hand, drying and weaving gives us a real sense of pride in our work and our efforts to achieve an environmentally balanced lifestyle. With our sale of cuttings and living willow we calculate that we have been responsible for the planting either directly or indirectly of over 100,000 willow trees to date. Each one extracting and locking up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Shared shop now open Tuesdays to Sundays 10am to 5pm at Popplefords Barn Exeter Road Newton Poppleford Nr Sidmouth Devon EX10 ODE (1st January to 28th February open Saturdays only. )

134. Basketry - Products - Basket, Bamboo Basket, Willow Basket, Gift Basket, Straw B basketry Basket, Bamboo Basket, Willow Basket, Gift Basket, Straw Basket Products Buyers Importers Wholesalers Distributors. http://importer.alibaba.com/buy_leads/1708c1p/Basketry.html

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135. Agawa Indian Crafts And The Canadian Carver Selling North American Native Art and crafts including mocassins, beadwork, pottery and basketry. http://www.agawaindiancrafts.com/

Agawa Indian Crafts is an incredible collection of North American Native Art and crafts including mocassins, beadwork, pottery, basketry, leathercraft silverwork, ceremonial masks, barkwork, soapstone, and much more. View our catalogue The Canadian Carver boasts a wealth of hand carved items from around the country as well as limited edition prints, paintings and lithographs from some of the world's most recognized artists. Homepage The Store Catalogue Contact Us ... Links Highway 17 North Pancake Bay, Ontario Canada P0S 1A0 Toll Free: 1.800.656.9676 (Canada Only) Phone: +1.705.882.2311 Fax: +1.705.882.2314 Email: agawind@sympatico.ca Terms and Conditions Notice

136. Basketry - New Mexico Creates - New Mexico Creates - Museum Of New Mexico Founda New Mexico Museum online shop featuring items from four Santa Fe, New Mexico museums Palace of the Governors, Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of International http://shopmuseum.com/shop/nmc_basketry.html

@import "styles/sophisto.css"; Home Join Our Museum Ordering Information Privacy ... TREX Shop SHOP BY CATEGORY Jewelry Pottery and Ceramics Sculpture Glass ... Gift Certificates For customer service: mnmfshop@swcp.com [8am-5pm MST] Museum Store and Shops Basketry - New Mexico Creates Click on item below for enlargement, details and to purchase. Museum of New Mexico Foundation members receive a 10% discount. Members Click Here to receive your discount. Wicker Basket Wicker Basket with Handle Ponderosa Pine Basket Large Ponderosa Pine Basket

137. Art Gallery Of Fine Craft  -  Art Glass, Ceramics And Other Fine Craft Ann is a teacher, designer, and creator of pine needle basketry. The web site features two of her creations both available for retail sale. http://www.artgalleryoffinecraft.com/

Art Gallery of Fine Craft Art Glass, Ceramics and other Fine Craft Art Glass Ceramics Metal Art Fine Craft ... Links GeBzz the Gallery 150 S. Oregon P.O. Box 327 Jacksonville, Oregon gebzz@artgalleryoffinecraft.com Fine American Craft Nationally Known Artists Welcome to our on-line collection. Our gallery celebrates the beauty and craftsmanship of original fine craft, which we like to call "future heirlooms". Media represented include: glass art, fine ceramics, metal sculptures, and much more. It is our desire to bring to you a web presence with the same unique and inspiring experience we offer in our physical gallery in Jacksonville, Oregon. Our staff is ready to assist you in decorating your home or office, or in finding that one-of-a-kind piece for your collection.

138. Basketry The main requirement for basketry fibres is that they should be flexible, Baskets, or basketry products, fulfil a wide variety of uses in many cultures, http://www.wits.ac.za/apes/plants/basketb.htm

Basketry A common feature of most baskets, both ancient and modern, is that they are made from plant material that requires very little processing before being used. Grasses, reeds and palms need only to be dried before being woven into baskets or matting; willow stems are debarked and rattan (climbing palm) stems are cut into strips and dried. The main requirement for basketry fibres is that they should be flexible, strong and durable. Baskets, or basketry products, fulfil a wide variety of uses in many cultures, particularly in Africa: baskets may serve as granaries or other food storage units, sieves, fish traps, bird cages, wall panels, items of furniture or even coffins. In more tropical parts of the world plants such as grasses, palms and rattans and members of the banana family are commonly used in basketry. In cooler, northern hemisphere countries, willows ( Salix spp. ) have been a major source of strong, flexible stems for basket making. Plants and products Introductory page

139. Restoration Dreams (www.basketry.com) Source for reed, cane, free patterns, links to guilds and associations, as well as classes on site. http://www.basketry.com/basketry/BASKETRY.FWX

8133 Brandywine Pkwy Minneapolis, MN 55444 (763) 560-2275, Fax: (763) 560-2276 Mon-Fri 9am to 4pm Email: sandi@basketry.com Location: See Map Free Stuff Guild/Associations Weaving Community ... Basketry Calendar IT'S SUMMER! Win a $50 gift certificate! See below for details. AUGUST SPECIALS - Good through August 31! While Supplies Last Call 1-800-562-5291 to order! ***These reduced rates do not get further discounts Wood Strips Add punch to your basket by weaving in a row or two of wood strips to contrast with the reed. The wider widths are great for stenciling. Ash 1/2" wide, 40 feet Reg: $3.00 NOW: $2.10 Ash 5/8" wide, 40 feet Reg: $3.00 NOW: $2.10 Ash 2 1/2" wide, 15 feet Reg: $5.85 NOW: $4.10 Cherry 2" wide, 15 feet Reg: $6.00 NOW: $4.20 Cherry 3" wide, 15 feet Reg: $11.00 NOW: $7.70 Maple 1/4" wide, 40 feet Reg: $4.25 NOW: $2.95 NEW NAME CONTEST!! Win a $50 Gift Certificate! We want to change the name of our business to better suit selling basket-weaving supplies. So put on your creative thinking-caps and come up with a new name for us. If we choose to use the name you dream up, we will reward you with a $50 gift certificate. If two or more people submit the name we choose, we will randomly draw one entry for the gift certificate and the others will receive a sincere "Thank you!" Contest will run August 1 to August 31, 2005. Send us your idea for a new name for Restoration Dreams along with your mailing address. Use the phone, email, or snail mail to send us your idea. We will announce the winning name September 15, 2005.

140. Basketry And Basket-Weaving Resources basketry, of course, is centuries old and is thought by many to be the oldest craft. One of the most complete and comprehensive basketry sites on the http://www.folksonline.com/folks/hh/tours/1999/basketry.htm

Cyberfolks Friendly Guided Web Site Tours Basketry: The Oldest Craft By Patti McCormick In today's high-tech world, many people have taken great interest in learning about handmade items and the handicrafts of yesteryear. Of all the old crafts candlemaking, candymaking, spinning, etc., basketry is the only craft that cannot be easily automated. Therefore, all baskets, even now, are essentially "handmade." Basketry, of course, is centuries old and is thought by many to be the oldest craft. To me, it is also one of the most interesting, relaxing and useful crafts of all. I started making baskets about ten years ago, and have been addicted ever since. The sense of accomplishment over a finished basket is a wonderful feeling. I was so excited when I hooked up to the internet and found all the wonderful information just waiting there! The internet is a great tool for gathering information and learning new things. There are virtually hundreds of basketry sites on the web today. Below are a few of my favorite sites that I return to time after time. The sites I have chosen here are mainly on the history and instruction of basketmaking, but a few also deal with supplies and sales of completed baskets, kits or patterns.

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