My new antler basket exhibit, Antler Baskets: Of Sticks and Bones, will be at the Lyric Center for the Arts in Virginia, Minnesota from April 7-30, 2011. I created several new baskets especially for this […]
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Today I will be giving the second in a series of three presentations about my chair caning, wicker and antler basketry work to residents and library patrons on the Iron Range as part of the
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Arts International The best of the arts and crafts of the local heritage of the Iron Range is at Historic Kaleva Hall in Virginia, Minnesota on Saturday, March 12th from 10am – 2pm Historic Kaleva
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Today’s topic on Monday Mention is Weaver’s Words, a weekly Yahoo! Groups basket digest managed and moderated by Bonnie Krist. This email basketry digest was originally started in 1997 by 26-year old David Collins from
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As I’ve mentioned on this blog several times, PVC pipe (used for plumbing jobs) with caps on both ends, one glued and one free, works very well as a soaking tube for willow rods. If
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Here’s a picture of the fallow deer antler floor magazine basket that I made and will be raffled off tomorrow night at the “Western Night at the Comet.” The fun-filled nights event is a fundraiser
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Just recently I discovered some of the most wonderful traditional Irish craft DVD’s in a series called, Hands, offered on David Shaw-Smith’s Etsy Shop. https://www.etsy.com/shop/HandsSeries?ref=pr_shop_more Here’s the description quote from David’s Etsy Shop, “A series
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Basket Guilds–Are you a beginning basketmaker or maybe a weaver that’s been at it for a long time, but looking for others to learn from or at least establish “community” with? Maybe you want to
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