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Earth Basketry: A Popular Hand-book Containing Concise Basketry Directions with Clear, Simple Diagrams - Designed for the Beginner as Well as the More Experienced Basket Weaver by Osma Gallinger Tod, 1972
Advanced Pattern Book for Pine Needle Raffia Basketry by Jeannie McFarland, 1988-06
Basketry: Projects from Baskets to Grass Slippers by Hisako Sekijima, 1991-05
International Basketry: For Weavers and Collectors by Christopher Will, 1997-03
Indian Basketry (Volume 2); Studies in a Textile Art Without Machinery by Otis Tufton Mason, 2010-03
Spruce root basketry of the Alaska Tlingit by Frances Lackey Paul, 1944-01-01
Zulu Basketry by Jannie Van Heerden, 2009-01-01
Modern Approach to Basketry (Crown's arts and crafts series) by Rh Value Publishing, 1988-12-12
Handicraft for girls; a tentative course in needlework, basketry, designing, paper and cardboard construction, textile fibers and fabrics and home decoration ... care, designed for use in schools and homes by Idabelle McGlauflin, 2010-08-02
Sumptuous Basket: Chinese Lacquer With Basketry Panels (Chinese Institute) by James C. Y. Watt, 1989-01
Modern Basketry Techniques by Barbara Maynard, 1993-05
American Indian and Eskimo Basketry. A Key to Identification. by Charles Miles, Pierre Bovis, 1969-01-01
Practical and Artistic Basketry (1904 ) by Mrs. Laura Rollins Tinsley, 2009-10-21
Basketry and related arts (Home craftsman's library) by Martha L Lee, 1948

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Navajo Rugs Indian Baskets Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery Navajo Rugs India
Navajo rugs (circa 18601930), historic basketry, early beadwork, pueblo pottery, and Hopi kachinas.
http://www.indianterritory.com

Extractions: A Laguna Beach landmark Since L a r g e s t S e l e c t i o n o f P r e - 1 9 4 N o r t h A m e r i c a n I n d i a n A r t i n t h e N a t i o n Navajo Rugs Indian Baskets Beadwork Collections Purchased E-mail : info@indianterritory.com Pueblo Pottery Hopi Kachinas Navajo, Hopi and Zuni Jewelry ... HOME Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery - Navajo Rugs, Indian Baskets Please click on small thumbnail photos below to "super-size" images which should open in a new window. Simply close large photo/ new window to return. Click photo to enlarge- Back Gallery at Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery - Antique North American Indian Art 75" x 110 " c 1905 Navajo Rug : Ganado : click here 75" x 123" c 1920's Navajo Rug : Very Fine weave Crystal with hooks and rare use of blue Navajo rugs (circa 1870-1930), Navajo Transitional rugs and blankets (circa 1880-1900), Navajo Germantown weavings and
ArtLex On Baskets And Basketry
basket, 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
http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/b/basket.html

Extractions: 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)
The Guilford Handcraft Center
Offering classes in ceramics, jewelry and metals, basketry, weaving, paper arts, chair caning, calligraphy, drawing, painting, printmaking, pastels and sculpture. Gift shop with handcrafted works by local and national artists and art gallery.
http://pages.cthome.net/guilfordhandcrftctr/
The Caning Shop - Gourd Crafting, Chair Caning, Basketry
The Caning Shop Gourd Crafting Chair Caning - basketry. GOURD CRAFTING, CHAIR CANING, basketry are the specialties of The Caning Shop.
http://www.caning.com/
NativeTech - Basketry
Find simple instructional information about how materials are used by Natives, and detailed background on the history and development of these kinds of Native technologies, showing both the change and continuity from precontact times to the present.
http://www.nativetech.org/coil/
Southwestern Indian Basketry
Southwestern Indian basketry November 25, 1997 Old Roots, New Growth Adaptation and Innovation in Contemporary Southwestern Indian basketry.
http://www.sarweb.org/iarc/convocations/swbasketry.htm

Extractions: Adaptation and Innovation in Contemporary Southwestern Indian Basketry D ubin Artist Fellow Kevin Navasie , a yucca ring basketmaker from Hopi First Mesa, worked at the IARC throughout the summer on his baskets, and assisted with the November 1997 Indian Basketry Convocation. This meeting brought together ten accomplished basketmakers from throughout the southwest who represented Santa Clara Pueblo, Navajo, Akimel O'Odam, Tohano O'Odam, Jicarilla Apache, and several different Hopi villages. The School commissioned a basket from each weaver for the permanent collection, provided a stipend, space in a twelve bedroom house so all the participants could live together, meals and transportation, and assisted with their study of the basketry collection here. The convocation participants spent four days of intense discussion and debate on topics at the frontiers of this artform including the creative process; the past, present, and future of this ancient tradition; and styles, materials, and techniques. The goal of this convocation was to provide an opportunity for in-depth communication among these highly skilled artists whose work is among the finest, most creative being produced today. The School provided the format to facilitate and encourage productive discussion that broadened the horizons of individual participants and lead to the dissemination of information for scholarly and public audiences.
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
IARC-Basketry
basketry. The basketry collection is a wellused resource and represents all basketmaking cultures in the southwest throughout the
http://www.sarweb.org/iarc/basketry.htm

Extractions: SAR Home Basketry T he basketry collection is a well-used resource and represents all basketmaking cultures in the southwest throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. For his comprehensive history of this oldest southwestern craft, Andrew H. Whiteford drew extensively on the IARC collection. Although this is by no means the largest collection of southwestern Indian basketry, numbering about 890 objects, it is an excellent, representative study collection, offering a rare opportunity to view this art form's stylistic development across cultures and time. In the Jicarilla Apache collection four generations of basket makers from one family are represented, and the contemporary San Juan Paiute collection is perhaps the largest extant. The many uses of baskets for collecting and storing grains, carrying loads, cooking and serving food, holding water, and for many other purposes are reflected in the IARC collection. The School's basket collection provides the younger generations of basketmakers who use it an opportunity to associate traditional values from older pieces with their own new and imaginative baskets.
Sign Of The Crow Rolled Gold Wire Sculpted Jewelry
Explore handmade basketry with a Maine artist who uses traditional basket making methods. Shop in the gallery and tour the artist's studios.
http://www.signofthecrow.com/
Basketry: Associations & Guilds
Links to all basketry related web sites dealing with basketry projects,techniques, guilds and association, books and magazines. basketry Associations Guilds.
http://www.fibreartsonline.com/fac/basket/

Extractions: Artist Gallery Business Directories FibreArts Online Market FibreArts as a Business ... Site Information Categories Basketry Beadwork Costumes Costume, Ethnic Crochet Embroidery Ethnic Fashion Felt Knitting Kumihimo Lace Paper Quilting RugHooking Sewing Surface Design Spinning Weaving Kids Projects Cyberstudios Basketry Associations Webrings 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 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 Handweavers Guild of America, Inc.
NewHampshire.com: New Hampshire Business Directory - Basketry
basketry All Towns Max Results 10 All Regions
http://www.newhampshire.com/directory/showcat.cfm?id=353&gsize=25&city=®ion=
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/

Extractions: Banners 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
Gibsons Landing Fibre Arts Festival & Workshops, BC, Canada - Fiber Arts, Spin,
Annual event held in August. Includes weaving, spinning, basketry, quilting, batik, dollmaking, and needle arts.
http://www.gibsonslandingfibrearts.com/

Extractions: Festival 2005 Preview var site="s14glfaf" Welcome to Gibsons Landing, BC, and the There is plenty to see and do wide range of fibre arts , including basketry, batik, quilting, papermaking, spinning, weaving, needle arts, and woodworking. The festival is known for its friendly small-town atmosphere, and those who know Gibsons Landing's spectacular mountain-to-sea scenery will agree that this is a perfect place to come for this event. This year's festival theme is Telling a Story through Fibre Arts , which you'll find interpreted in the workshop topics , exhibits, and other festival events. So why not make this the year that you visit the Gibsons Landing Fibre Arts Festival on British Columbia's beautiful Sunshine Coast? It's just a 40 minute scenic ferry ride from Vancouver, British Columbia. For more details, including visitor information, see Guest Information or call 604-740-1229.
Sanger Depot Museum - Indian Baskets
A summary of the Yokut Indians basketry DESIGNS. The basketry of the Yokut Indians of Central California included CRADLE BASKETS
http://www.webcitypress.com/sanger/baskets.html

Extractions: When you visit Sanger Depot Museum's Indian Room, you'll find a remarkable collection of basketry from the Yokut Indians who lived in the foothills above Sanger around Squaw Valley, Wonder Valley and Dunlap, California. This collection is reputedly the finest in existence in the United States. This collection of basketry was started when Oscar Brehler, a pharmacist in Sanger, bought the baskets from local Yokut Indians. As Brehler stated it: These baskets were an indispensable part of Yokut Indian life. Basket weaving was a skill that all Yokut women learned at an early age and was passed down from generation to generation. The baskets in this collection reflect the skillful craftsmanship of the Yokut basket weavers through the tightly woven fabric and ornate designs Baskets in this collection include: BASKETRY DESIGNS The basketry of the Yokut Indians of Central California included: CRADLE BASKETS: These were the baskets the Yokut Indians carried their babies in. The designs on the back of the cradleboard signified the baby's gender. Slanted lines denoted a boy while diamonds denoted a girl. As a custom, the baby's father would hang the cradle board high in a tree after the infant outgrew it to instill similar growth in the child.
Gifts From Nature Handcrafted Toiletries And Basketry
Handwoven traditional and contemporary basketry, including antler baskets and natural fiber baskets. Handmade soaps made from pure and natural oils, herbs, and essential oils.
http://www.fayesgiftsfromnature.com

Extractions: I collect many natural items to incorporate into my basketry. Antlers, driftwood, roots, beargrass, Red Osier dogwood, willow, snowberry, alder, Rocky Mountain maple, cattail, cones, and other naturals often find their way into my baskets, which I feel give the baskets a native flavor. As natural items are each unique, each basket is a one-of-a-kind creation. Photographs of some of my Antler Baskets and Traditional Baskets are shown on my site, but all are made to order, allowing you to choose a basket that will fit your lifestyle and décor!
Index Of /users/dmattson
Large variety of wire shapes and wire forms for teneriffe, pine needly basketry, string art, embroidery, mizuhiki, and other crafts.
http://www.paulbunyan.net/users/dmattson/
Agawa Indian Crafts And The Canadian Carver
Selling North American Native Art and crafts including mocassins, beadwork, pottery and basketry.
http://www.agawaindiancrafts.com/
Joann.com - Fabric, Crafts, Décor, Floral.
Home Crafts Floral basketry. , Best Sellers. , Summer Seasonal Items. , Beads Jewelry. , Floral basketry. , basketry Kits Reed.
http://www.joann.com/catalog.jhtml?CATID=61113

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