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Basketry:

BasketMakers

An informational site with a forum, tips, resources and articles.

http://www.basketmakers.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Basketry Information

Lists information about basket making - classes, guilds, sources of materials, meetings, exhibits, collections, books, videos, and magazines.

http://www.beebes.net/basket/

English Basketry Willows

History, techniques, identification guide and products.

http://www.englishbasketrywillows.com/

Great Basin Basketmakers

A guild based in Reno, NV celebrating the 10,000 years of basket arts within the geographic Great Basin of the United States. Information on monthly meetings and workshops.

http://www.greatbasinbasketmakers.org/

Just Patterns

Magazine published quarterly, every issue contains four or more basket patterns.

http://www.justpatterns.com/

Klamath River Baskets

Study of the baskets made by early native Californians

http://research.calacademy.org/research/people/things/

The Pine Needle Group

A gathering place to further the ancient art of coiling that contains samples of modern coiled work as well as links for places to learn coiling.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Trail/9114/

Virtual Basketmakers Guild

Group of artisans and crafters sharing a love of baskets and woven vessels. Includes a gallery displaying both traditional and contemporary baskets.

http://home.sprynet.com/~cpantrim/index.htm

Wendy Durfey

Contemporary basket weaving, exploring the technique of double wall baskets with the use of silk fusion, paper, metal and bamboo.

http://www.wendydurfey.com/

Werner Turtschi

Information about baskets, basketmaking, willows and other things related to basketry.

http://www.basketry.ch/english-pages.htm

The Working Woodlands Trust

Illustrates traditional English woodlands crafts, including the making of baskets, besoms, charcoal, and hurdle fences, and bodging. Also presents information about woods in Yorkshire and the Midlands, and lists events at fairs.

http://www.workingwoodlands.info/

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