Barbara “Little Doe” Adkins, from Virginia, recreates her Cherokee Native American history through her spiritual basketweaving, using traditional coiling materials and techniques. Basketmaker Barbara “Little Doe” Adkins <expired link>

Happy Birthday to you,Happy Birthday to you,Happy Birthday Dear Hans,Happy Birthday to you!!!!!! Our son Hans William Peters turned the BIG 30 today!Hardly seems possible, but there it is! Hope you got your wish to

The February issue of Wicker Woman’s Weavings Ezine has just been sent out to 781 subscribers. Read all about the Featured Business of the Month, Sharron Klusmann’s Cornerstone Baskets, and the usual Editor’s Notes, Three

The January issue of Wicker Woman’s Weavings ezine was sent out yesterday on the 30th, just a TAD bit late. But better late than never, right? Check out the lively but regular features of the

Hopefully I will have the January issue of Wicker Woman’s Weavings ezine out today, just in time to put out the February issue in a few days! My, how time flies! Check out the Photo

Here are some more of my birch bark baskets that I entered in the exhibition going on in Grand Marais, MN at the North House Folk School until the end of January. Click on the

Here’s one of my seven birch bark baskets on exhibition at North House Folk School in Grand Marais, MN in the exhibition Celebrating Birch–The Giving Tree, ending January 31, 2005. Click on the above link