21. Jill Choate Antler Basketry - Index J. Choate basketry. PO Box 13329 Trapper Creek, AK 99683, (907) 7332859 email jill@jchoatebasketry.com Gallery I Gallery II Birch Bark Gallery http://www.jchoatebasketry.com/

PO Box 13329 Trapper Creek, AK 99683, (907) 733-2859 email: jill@jchoatebasketry.com Anchorage Daily News We're in there.... The Trapper Creek Virtuoso...check out the article that Anchorage Daily News published on Jill's basket classes in Alaska. Click here for the story. Sallie G. our poster woman making magic with the reed. Jill in her Zen position. February issue of Crafts Magazine! Click here for the story What's new... Talking to the trees The Antler Porkypod! It's break up in Alaska and with the season of the sled dog over we're cranking out new designs. Come take a look. Check out some of other great designs. In our "spare" time we've started playing around with birch bark. What a cool medium! Come check out our birch bark gallery and see what we've come up with. Ardella's Coffin Bee... Senior - Jennah Mother Earth News Click here for the full story.

22. Judy Dominic Home Page connected sites; Community Quilt Connection, Inc. Midwest basketry Focus Ohio Valley Basketweavers Guild contact judy. judy dominic. fiber artist http://www.midwestbasketry.com/

find out about home blog photos the artist bio p.r. resume statement the business basic info teaching schedule workshop descriptions the art work basketry mudcloth misc. links art related exhibits family and friends connected sites Community Quilt Connection, Inc. Midwest Basketry Focus Ohio Valley Basketweavers Guild contact judy judy dominic fiber artist basketry mud cloth papermaking bookbinding knitting sewing and miscellaneous other techniques The outdoor sculpture installation "ORBS" at Indianapolis Art Center is on view September 2007 through Summer of 2009. Experience the sweat and thrill of the installation through Judy's eyes (pics here The adventure in Mali, West Africa happened January 17-February 6, 2007! Check out the itinerary , Judy's blog under the TRAVEL category and photos for the stories! Firefox browser users may see unusual highlighting of paragraphs on some pages. Not sure why! Judy Dominic © 2002-2008

23. Los Angeles Basketry Guild Los Angeles basketry Guild. Our mission is the encouragement of the ancient skills of basketmaking in a traditional sense and in new ways to create vessels http://www.labasketryguild.org/

Field Trip April 13check out "Events" link. The next meeting will be May 18th at the Beach Cities Health District, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Home Our history Meetings Membership ... Links Welcome to the Los Angeles Basketry Guild Our mission is the encouragement of the ancient skills of basketmaking in a traditional sense and in new ways to create vessels of use and display. Through the society of basketmakers new skills and traditions are passed on to the next generation. Our motto is: Educate, Encourage, Enjoy! Please visit our pages often. Use the comment/blog link to keep up to date and to add your own comments.

24. !Penobscot Brown Ash Basketry Index.html Native American Artist Barbara D. Francis shows her Penobscot brown ash and sweetgrass baskets, in a variety of styles from the Curly weave to the porcupine http://www.penobie.com/

Please note: My computer was switched over to new system and addresses were lost. Drop me a line and re-establish contact. If you have work pending with me, let me know. Thank you for your understanding! Barbara D. Francis Bangor Daily News Article April 28th, 2005 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 2005 Shows page6.html PAGE 6 Banners from other interesting websites page6.html Botanicals Hudson Musuem Native American Jewelry Built here in Maine with Maine pride. If you are planning a vacation to Downeast Maine, please visit Acadia Vacations for visitor information Maine Vacation Getaway! Vacation In Maine (click on pictures for larger images and then use "back" option to return here)

25. Penawahpskiek Basketry The thumbnails below show just a few examples of splendid Penobscot basketry. Some baskets were even used to act as fish and eel traps. http://www.penobscotnation.org/museum/benewabskiegbasketry.htm

P There are many types of baskets with an assortment of uses. There are carrying baskets, sewing, handkerchief, food, potato, pack and storage baskets. The thumbnails below show just a few examples of splendid Penobscot basketry. Some baskets were even used to act as fish and eel traps. To view some of these various types, click over the above thumbnails for a larger display. w liwoni! 4 Penobscot women displaying the basket weaving process using Ash.

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

CaliforniaBaskets.com Specializing in Northern California Indian Baskets Fancy Lidded Hupa Trinket Basket Beaded Modoc Wanted: Pomo Indian Baskets Klamath Indian Baskets ... (Click Here To See Our Wanted Page) Free Appraisals click here Bob's Consignment Baskets Weavers Information Links For Sale: Indian Baskets Bob's Consignment Baskets Arrowheads Moccasins ... Weavers Large Yokut for Sale Click Here Indian Basket Books For Sale Book on Elizabeth Hickox Basket Weavers for the California Curio Trade By: Marvin Cohodas Ph.D. A book about Elizabeth Louise Hickox and her daughter Louise Hickox. This Book was published in 1997, by The University Of Arizona Press. Curriculum Vitae for Marvin Cohodas California Basket Video Tape Click here to Order Basket Soars to Story at Indian Basket News Story and photo From Maine Antique Digest Free Appraisals click here Free Basket Weaver Information Packets Just e-mail us at: info@californiabaskets.com

27. Countryside Basketry - High Quality, Handcrafted Baskets Countryside basketry High quality, handcrafted baskets. Handmade baskets, handwoven baskets, woven baskets, wisconsin, dyed reed, handpainted baskets, http://www.countrysidebasketry.com/

~CLICK TO ENTER~ High quality, handcrafted baskets made especially for you. If you don't see a color, design or style that you like, please feel free to contact us and we will be able to create something that meets your taste! Our Colors/Designs page features colors we typically use, but we also take special requests! Website Design By Gone Country Graphics, INC

28. Pine Needle Baskets Basketry Teneriffe Coiled Coiling Raffia Basket Reed Pinenee Pine needle basketry instructions, photos, illustrations, and published materials for learning to make coiled baskets. http://pinebaskets.tripod.com/

Peg's Pine Needle Basketry Featuring award winning coiling and teneriffe, plus reed weaving. Sample basketsclick photos for more information MY PUBLICATIONS AND PRODUCTS "COILED ART WITH PINE NEEDLES-REVISED EDITION" This book is for beginners as well as experienced coilers who want to learn more. It includes all the original Coiled Art text, including Basics for Beginners, the stitch glossary, lids, inserts, handles, loops, beading, shaping, teneriffe, everything. Booklet: $10.50 includes shipping. How to order "COILED ART WITH PINE NEEDLES AND RAFFIA" Covers everything from beginner to most advanced techniques. Very thorough and complete. Compilation of my original publications plus more. Many illustrations. Booklet: $8.50 includes shipping. How to order "BIRCH BARK QUILL BOX PRIMER" All the basics thoroughly explained, with illustrations and templates. Booklet: $6.50 includes shipping. How to order GORGEOUS BASKET JEWELRY : Gemstones in gold filled settings for your coiled baskets. Prices vary. How to order Iris Teneriffe Pattern: Explanation and diagrams for weaving the iris.

29. Basketry basketry is a handy skill for a Scout. A basket can be a sturdy companion on campouts, carrying clothes snugly and efficiently, holding potatoes and http://www.scouting.org/boyscouts/advancementandawards/meritbadges/mb-BASK.aspx

HOME LOCAL COUNCILS MYSCOUTING JOIN SCOUTING SUPPORT SCOUTING ... Information Center Print Subscribe Email Youth Adult Leaders Introduction to Merit Badges Guide for Merit Badge Counselors ... Introduction to Merit Badges Basketry Basketry Basketry BSA Supply No. 33313 Basketry is a handy skill for a Scout. A basket can be a sturdy companion on campouts, carrying clothes snugly and efficiently, holding potatoes and corn for roasting over a campfire, or carrying the day's fishing catch back to camp for dinner. Baskets and basket-weaving projects also make great gifts for family and friends. Requirements Describe precautions you should take to safely use basketry tools and materials. Do the following: Show your counselor that you are able to identify each of the following types of baskets: plaited, coiled, ribbed, and wicker. Describe three different types of weaves to your counselor. Plan and weave EACH of the following projects: a square basket a round basket a campstool seat Resources Books Barratt, Olivia Elton. Basketmaking.

30. Home email basketry@woh.rr.com Wooden bases, heart fretwork and wooden donuts O Brian Trawick 220 Boundary Dr. Spartanburg, SC 29303 (864) 9213523 http://www.bungalowebasics.com/

BUNGALOWE BASICS Home Patterns page 1 Patterns page 2 Accessories ... Links Home Patterns page 1 Patterns page 2 Accessories Links Welcome to my redesigned website. Have a good time looking around. Here you will find a collection of multi-purpose basket patterns and complete kits offered along with braided rag handles and rim fillers and a few other basket accessories. This free script provided by JavaScript Kit You will find original multi-purpose basket patterns and complete kits along with prices of a few items needed to complete some of the kits. Go to the basket pattern pages to see my examples. basket patterns page 1 or basket patterns page 2 Go to the accessory page to find braided rag handles, braided rim fillers, shaker tape tote handles and pin cushion tops. You will also find the names and addresses of a few outside sources I use for the wooden pieces. You will also find an ORDER FORM to use if you want to order anything. You can either print it out and send it to me by snail mail or copy and paste it to an email message. accessories The Link page has a listing of several places you may find interesting. You might also want to check that out.

31. Dead Sea Scrolls -- Basketry basketry and cordage represent major types of perishable finds retrieved in this arid part of Israel. The basketry fragments on display are made of date http://www.ibiblio.org/expo/deadsea.scrolls.exhibit/Community/basketry.html

Basketry and Cordage Basketry and cordage represent major types of perishable finds retrieved in this arid part of Israel. The basketry fragments on display are made of date palm leaves, a material convenient for making baskets and mats. Reconstruction of weaving or plaiting techniques is possible because of the exceptional conditions inside the caves of the Dead Sea region. The technique used is a type of plaiting that was popular during Roman times and remained in favor through the following centuries; a variant is still used in the Near East today. Basketry was probably very common, as it is to this day, in various household activities. However, in times of need, baskets and mats also served for collecting and wrapping the bones and skulls of the dead. Cordage was made from materials indigenous to this region: palm leaves, palm fibers, and rushes. Cords had various uses as packaging and reinforcing material and as handles for baskets. Basket Fragments Palm leaves First century B.C.E.-first century C.E. 11Q Fragment A: Length 26 cm (10 1/8 in.) Width 16.5 cm (6 1/2 in.) Fragment B: Length 21.2 cm (8 1/4 in.) Width 19.5 cm (7 5/8 in.) Four courses preserved Technique: Braid of 13 elements in 2/2 twill plaiting Courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority (77, 78)

32. Heritage Basketry Guild - Dayton, Ohio Application for membership in Heritage basketry Guild 2008 Heritage Class Proposal Form for HBG MARCH NEWSLETTER http://www.heritagebasketryguild.com/

Application for membership in Heritage Basketry Guild JUNE NEWSLETTER 2008 Heritage Class Proposal Form for HBG MAY NEWSLETTER ... BROCHURE You must have an Adobe Reader to view this pdf file. A free version of this can be obtained at www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html Animated graphics provided by Animation Factory and by Edge Animation Logo's and Buttons provided by GRSites.

33. The Caning Shop - Gourd Crafting, Chair Caning, Basketry The Caning Shop for Gourd Crafting, Chair Caning, and basketry. Supplies, tools, how-to books, and fast, friendly service. http://www.caningshop.com/

JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST! Send Me Text Emails Only Unsubscribe About Us ... Request Print Catalog Sneak Peak: "The Complete Guide to Chair Caning" SPECIAL OFFER! Get a FREE Wire Caning Tool with book purchase! BUY NOW! Sneak Peak: "The Caner's Handbook" BUY NOW! Sneak Peak: "Gourd Pyrography" BUY NOW! Sneak Peak: "Making Gourd Musical Instruments" BUY NOW! Sneak Peak: "Gourd Musical Instruments" BUY NOW! Sneak Peak: "The Complete Book of Gourd Craft" BUY NOW! BACK IN PRINT! Three Books By Shereen LaPlantz Sneak Peak: "Plaited Basketry: The Woven Form" BUY NOW! "Mad Weave" ... BUY NOW! Individual Power Tools Also Available! Gourd Sander BUY NOW! Gourd Drill BUY NOW! ... BUY NOW! *Please note: The GOURD SANDER, the GOURD DRILL NOT run without a power supply.

34. 2006 Smithsonian Folklife Festival: Carriers Of Culture They will learn about the interrelationship of basketry to other tribal cultural knowledge associated with ceremonies, language, stories, dance, song, http://www.folklife.si.edu/festival/2006/Basketry/index.html

Festival Programs Alberta Native Basketry New Orleans Nuestra Mºsica ... Doc Tate Nevaquaya: Comanche Flute Carriers of Culture: Living Native Basket Traditions Links: Featured at the Festival Carriers of Culture at the Michigan State University Museum Michigan State University Museum National Museum of the American Indian The Smithsonian Institution Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, the National Museum of the American Indian, and the Michigan State University Museum, in collaboration with Native American basketmakers' organizations across the country, will launch a multi-year, multi-faceted celebration of the rich, living Native basket traditions of North America and Hawaii. Through a festival, exhibition, and other related activities, Carriers of Culture: Living Native Basket Traditions In the summer of 2006, approximately 80 Native American basketmakers will be featured at the 40th annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Festival visitors will see master Native artists demonstrate the outstanding weaving traditions of their respective communities. They will learn about the inter-relationship of basketry to other tribal cultural knowledge associated with ceremonies, language, stories, dance, song, and foodways. Through live demonstrations, dance performances, discussion sessions, and hands-on activities, Carriers of Culture will explore how Native basketmakers have acquired and sustained their extraordinary skills and knowledge.

35. Entwined With Life: Native American Basketry basketry ID Game John Putnam http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/baskets/

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36. Alaskan Native Basketry And Weavings By Teri Rofkar Alaska Native weaver Teri Rofkar features her Tlingit spruce root basketry, and Raven s tail wool weavings. Museum quality baskets, and robes, http://terirofkar.com/

Welcome to the home page of Alaskan Native artist Teri Rofkar Teri Rofkar has been weaving baskets and ceremonial robes since 1986, using the traditional Tlingit Indian styles and techniques passed down to her by her Elders. We invite you to explore Teri's fine work, by clicking the links to the left. Featured on this site are Teri's traditional Northwest Coast-style spruce root baskets, ceremonial Ravenstail weavings, and exhibit installations . You can also learn more about Teri and look over her resume in the About the Artist section. Our History page tells about the background of Alaskan Native basketry and weaving which continues to inspire Teri's work. Teri also has made select museum-quality pieces available on our Make a Purchase page. If you are searching for similar high-quality artwork

37. Basketry Merit Badge basketry Merit Badge Pamphlet, basketry Merit Badge Describe precautions you should take to safely use basketry tools and materials. Do the following http://usscouts.org/usscouts/mb/mb027.asp

Mobile Advancement Ask Andy Awards ... Venturing @import url(http://www.google.com/cse/api/branding.css); Custom Search USSSP/usscouts.org Home USSSP/MacScouter.com Home MERIT BADGE HOME Required Merit Badges Camping Citizenship in the Community Citizenship in the Nation Citizenship in the World ... Swimming All Merit Badges AMERICAN BUSINESS AMERICAN CULTURES AMERICAN HERITAGE AMERICAN LABOR ... WOODWORK Basketry Requirements were REWRITTEN effective January 1, 2004 For the previous requirements, Click here Describe precautions you should take to safely use basketry tools and materials. Do the following: Show your counselor that you are able to identify each of the following types of baskets: plaited, coiled, ribbed, and wicker. Describe three different types of weaves to your counselor. Plan and weave each of the following projects: a square basket; a round basket; and a campstool seat. BSA Advancement ID#: Requirements last updated in: Pamphlet Stock Number: Pamphlet Revision Date: Worksheets for use in working on these requirements: Format Word Format PDF Format Blanks in this worksheets table appear when we do not have a worksheet for the badge that includes these requirements.

38. Sweetgrass: History, Basketry, And Constraints To Industry Growth About 300 families are involved in sweetgrass basketry of which approximately 75% are fulltime basketmakers and 25% are part-time (Mary Jackson pers. 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

39. Welcome To The Georgia Basketry Association Homepage! The purpose of the Georgia basketry Association shall be to perpetuate the art of basketry, stimulate interest and knowledge in all phases of basketry, http://georgiabasketry.com/

Welcome to the Georgia Basketry Association Homepage! The purpose of the Georgia Basketry Association shall be to perpetuate the art of basketry, stimulate interest and knowledge in all phases of basketry, and preserve the importance of basketry as a heritage craft. Membership is open to anyone of similar purpose. Our 2008 Convention was a great success, and our 2009 Convention will be even better. Please come back to GeorgiaBasketry.com soon for more information! Dates: February 6-8, 2009 "Sweet Georgia Weaving" Interested Teachers Can Contact Judy Purvis or Barb Wisuri Where Can I Find a Guild Meeting? Many guilds are members of the GBA, so it's easy to find a group to weave with wherever you are in Georgia. Here's a list of the guilds, where and when they meet, and who their GBA Area Representative is. You can email an area rep by clicking on their name. Flint River Basket Weavers (Albany) Dot Dowling Meets: 3rd Thursdays, 10am-3pm Albany, GA Greater Atlanta Basket Guild (Marietta) Judi Purvis Meets: 3rd Wednesday 6-8:30pm East Marietta Library on Lower Roswell Rd.

40. MFA Boston: Exhibition: Beyond Basketry: Japanese Bamboo Art Although woven bamboo containers have been used in Japan for thousands of years, it is only during the last century that basketry has emerged as a http://www.mfa.org/exhibitions/sub.asp?key=15&subkey=2453

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