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Basketry:     more books (100)

Alaska Basketry (1917) by V. V. Cavana, 2010-09-10 Basketry Of The Coast And Islands Of The Pacific, Etc.: Exhibited April, 1896, At The Portland Library (1896) by James Jackson, Velina P. Molson, et all 2010-09-10 Inexpensive Basketry (1912) by William S. Marten, 2010-09-10 Baleen Basketry of the North Alaskan Eskimo by Molly Lee, 1998-06 Native American Basketry of Southern California by Christopher L. Moser, 1993-06 The Complete Book of Baskets and Basketry by Dorothy Wright, 1992-05 Basketry Today: With Materials From Nature by Dona Z. Meilach, 1979-10-07 American Indian Basketry of Northern California: Catalog for the Exhibition of "American Indian Basketry of Northern California" from the Permanent Co by Christopher L. Moser, 1989-01 Basketry of the Papago and Pima Indians (Rio Grande Classic) by Mary L. Kissell, 1972-06 Alaska Indian Basketry (Shorey Indian Series) by L.W. MacDowell, 1989-07 The Basketry Book by Mary Miles Blanchard, 2010-01-01 Priscilla juniors' basketry book; Basketry: The Shaker Tradition: History, Techniques, Projects by John McGuire, 2004-09-01 Native American Basketry of Southern California by Christopher L. Moser, 1993-06

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61. Lindsay K. Rais Home Page
    Contemporary vessels and basketry 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/
    
    Extractions: 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 ...

62. !Penobscot Brown Ash Basketry Index.html
    Splint baskets and other crafts made by a Maine Indian artist.  
    http://www.penobie.com/
    
    Extractions: Film Review Jim Sharkey's, Emmy nominated Film "Penobscot Basket Maker," can be purchased @ www.FolkFilms.com Click on thumbnail pictures for bigger basket image on following pages. PAGE 2 Brown Ash preparation slideshow page2.html PAGE 3 Basketry pictures page3.html PAGE 4 C.Bears' pics, dream catchers, bookmarks page4.html PAGE 5 and review of film page5.html PAGE 6 Upcoming 2010 Shows page6.html PAGE 6 Banners from other interesting websites page6.html Native American Jewelry Maine Vacation Getaway! Vacation In Maine (click on pictures for larger images and then use "back" option to return here) See Page 6 for more information. setTimeout("window.location.reload(true)", 900*1000); // refresh time in ms "Once you have polluted the last river, once you have felled the last tree, caught the last fish, killed the last buffalo, only then will you realize that you cannot eat all the money, that you have put in your banks." unknown This website was designed and built by Barbara D. Francis.

63. California Indian Baskets - CaliforniaBaskets.com - Indian Basket Marketplace -
    Buys, sells and appraises historic Native American baskets and artifacts.  
    http://www.californiabaskets.com/

64. Home
    Promotes the knowledge of basketry, chairseating and allied crafts; their making, study, collecting, teaching and use. Events, sales, membership and gallery.  
    http://www.basketassoc.org/

65. Dane Coppice Crafts Group Home Page
    Cheshire group holding workshops for willow basketry, willow sculpture and other related crafts.  
    http://homepages.tesco.net/~jpandca.jordan/DCCG/
    
    Extractions: Dane Coppice Crafts Group The Dane Coppice Crafts Group meets on alternately, the last Saturday and last Wednesday of every month at Brereton Country Park (between Holmes Chapel and Congleton. Cheshire). We hold workshops for willow basketry, willow sculpture and other related crafts. NOTICES 2007-8 See Program for details of future meetings and Booking forms. 17th and 21st May - Taster sessions in working with willow - make animals, decorations, garden pieces for free as part of Aduly Learners Week 28 Jun Day Course with Mandy Coates (booking required) Please contact us if you are coming to a meeting at least a week in advance to allow time to soak willow. No willow - no workshop! Phone our secretary Aileen Thompson on 01270 760810 or email:

66. Kari Lonning - The Art Of Basketry
    Contemporary basketry and woven vessels using dyed rattan reed.  
    http://karilonning.com/

67. Handmade Jewelry, Unique Jewelry - Sterling Silver Jewelry - Wisconsin Jewelry M
    Customized handmade baskets woven from rattan reeds.  
    http://www.bodaciousbasketry.com/

68. NativeTech: Native American Basketry
    History and development of Indian basketweaving, showing both the change and continuity from pre-contact times to the present.  
    http://www.nativetech.org/basketry/index.html

69. Just Patterns Magazine For Basket Weavers
    Magazine published quarterly, every issue contains four or more basket patterns.  
    http://www.justpatterns.com/
    
    Extractions: Just Patterns magazine is published quarterly and every issue contains five or more basket patterns guaranteed to get you weaving - either on the featured projects or on your own ideas inspired from seeing and learning new techniques. Besides patterns, each issue contains a Christian devotional message - my way of sharing with you and helping me remember my own priorities! (Basketmaking can so easily take over every waking minute!) Advertising from many wonderful suppliers completes each issue. On this WEB site, much help is available. Try the Basket Tips page or the Terms and Techniques page. In addition there are many ideas for new baskets at the Pattern Exchange If you are not a subscriber, try the Free Online Sample . If you are a subscriber, there are many excellent Back Issues that you may want to order to add to your collection.

70. BasketMakers Susi Nuss, Editor - An Informational Site About Basketry
    An informational site with a forum, tips, resources and articles.  
    http://www.basketmakers.org/

71. Debora Muhl | Basket Artist
    Contemporary basket artist provides information and images of work.  
    http://www.deboramuhl.com/
    
    Extractions: Maine sweet grass is also known as holy grass, vanilla grass, or Seneca grass. It is hand gathered by Native Americans in Maine, combed, sorted and dried in small bundles. This grass is used in tradition basketry as well as for ceremonial purposes. It is also bundled with sage leaves and cedar leaves and then smoldered in "smudging ceremonies" for the cleansing of the spirit. The grass releases a natural oil as it dries that gives off a sweet vanilla-like fragrance that will remain indefinitely in each sculptural basket. I made my first basket over 20 years ago and realized my passion for building vessels. I journeyed through many different materials and techniques for several years, but found a huge challenge in the creation of coiled baskets. Once I mastered the traditional technique with pine needles and raffia, I was convinced that this was my niche. I began to search for a unique material and had the ambition to create a unique style. Circumstances fell in my favor, I secured a source in Maine for sweet grass and then began breaking all of the traditional rules that I had practiced. The result has been sculptural forms that continue to surprise and fascinate me.

72. Cornerstone Baskets
    Provides custom baskets and patterns along with weaving classes.  
    http://www.sharonklusmann.com/
    
    Extractions: 1 Peter 2:6 Unique, one of a kind basket weaving patterns and kits with lots of fun accessories, a featured basket weaving pattern and kit on sale, basket weaving links and much, much more - that's what you will find here! With over 50 original basket patterns designed by Sharon Klusmann and always adding more, we are sure you'll find what you're looking for. Simply click on any of the links below the photo to enter the different areas we have to offer. Basket Related Links Featured Basket Teaching and Vending Schedule Custom Baskets ... Sign Up for our Newsletter Contact us at: 277 High Point Circle Tallmadge, Ohio Tel: (330) 633-0742

73. XYZ Basket Works
    Kits, patterns, handles, liners and embellishments.  
    http://www.xyzbasketworks.com/

74. Index.html
    Wood bases, patterns, links and completed baskets.  
    http://www.feixbaskets-crafts.com/

75. NorEsta Home Page
    Basket making and chair seating supplies.  
    http://www.noresta.com/

76. Nantucket In Texas
    Supplies, books, and tools to make Nantucket baskets.  
    http://www.nantucketintexas.com/
    
    Extractions: Nantucket Basket Weaving Supplies Nantucket in Texas We are in the process  of combining are websites please click here to go to our new site. Thank you 1811 Pilgrim Dr Irving Tx 75061 To contact us: Phone: 972-253-1300 Fax: 972-254-1926 E-mail: pswofford@nantucketintexas.com Some things to look for in a Nantucket Basket Are the staves running straight up or are they leaning? Is the cane running perpendicular to the staves? Is the gap between the staves just big enough for the cane, or can you see through it? Is the cane woven tightly, and are the splices where a new piece of cane was added hidden? Are the joints on the rims smooth and barley visible? To see our Nantucket Basket Supplies click on the product list to the left or any of the following links, Nantucket Basket Findings, Nantucket Lightship Basket Books,  Round Nantucket Basket Bases Educate yourself on Nantucket Baskets, read books look at baskets, ask knowledgeable people and most of all if someone has a genuine Nantucket Basket for sale for $9.99 beware. A high quality Nantucket Basket is going to cost $35.00 an inch (diameter) and up depending on the material desired. Oh by the way if you make Nantucket Baskets those $9.99 baskets on ebay make an excellent sales tool for comparison. Show them why your Nantucket Baskets are worth the price you charge.

77. Virtual Basketmakers Guild Home
    Group of artisans and crafters sharing a love of baskets and woven vessels. Includes a gallery displaying both traditional and contemporary baskets.  
    http://home.sprynet.com/~cpantrim/index.htm
    
    Extractions: activities and creations. Members Links and Lines. Pam Woodbury's Americana collection Galleries – Our Creations Traditional Baskets Contemporary Baskets Activities...Off the Web “What’s coming up?” What “weave” been doing. "Offering" by Katie Avram See more of our members baskets in the Traditional and Contemporary Galleries. Virtual Basketmakers Guild

78. Great Basin Basketmakers-Welcome
    A guild based in Reno, NV celebrating the 10,000 years of basket arts within the geographic Great Basin of the United States. Information on monthly meetings and workshops.  
    http://www.greatbasinbasketmakers.org/
    
    Extractions: Great Basin Basketmakers' members create a wide variety of traditional and contemporary baskets. We strive to learn everything possible about the traditions and techniques of basketry and to pass this knowledge on to others ml_hp_write('src="img/hp/email/em.jpg"','width=351','height=27'); Great Basin Basketmakers

79. Wendy Durfey - Contemporary Basketry, WendyDurfey.com
    Contemporary basket weaving, exploring the technique of double wall baskets with the use of silk fusion, paper, metal and bamboo.  
    http://www.wendydurfey.com/

80. The Pine Needle Group, A Group Gathered To Further The Art Of Coiling...
    A gathering place to further the ancient art of coiling that contains samples of modern coiled work as well as links for places to learn coiling.  
    http://www.pineneedlegroup.com/

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