Sorry for being so uncharacteristically quiet for such a long period of time here on this blog, but I had a lot of things going on these past few weeks and couldn’t post! First of […]
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Basketweaving Category
June 7-13, 2010 Following right on the heels of the post about my experience with Russian birch bark basketmaker Vladimir Yarish, comes the notice that Cass Schorsch, our American birch bark basketmaker, author and techer
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I heard that Vladimir Yarish, Russian birch bark basketmaker and teacher was coming to North House Folk School in Grand Marais, Minnesota last week and was able to get the very last spot in his
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“Fibers Through Time 2010– A Fiber Odyssey,” the convention of the Arizona Federation of Weavers and Spinners Guilds, takes place on April 15-18, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Phoenix, in Phoenix, Arizona. This fiber/basketry
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North Carolina Basket Works is our SATURDAY CANE & BASKET SUPPLIER! Offering a complete list of basketmaking supplies and chair caning supplies, including chair & stool frames, basketry notepads and stationary, reed, rush, cane,
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I absolutely love our Minnesota Public Radio that we have here in the State, it’s the best by far of any other public radio stations I’ve listened to in any other state! My favorite section
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Here’s another good basketweaving tutorial, this time it’s by Jon’s Bushcraft.com on weaving with willow rods (or brambles in this case). Willow rods can be woven in the exact same manner as the brambles and
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Have you ever wondered how to create those beautiful arrow pattern weaves using flat reed that you see on so many cute baskets? Can’t figure it out for yourself and don’t have a pattern to
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