JUNE 1-3, 2007 If you are in Oklahoma City or plan to be in the area early next month, don’t miss the 21st Annual Red Earth Native American Cultural celebration and parade! The 21st Annual […]
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How many of you are members of the National Basketry Organization? If you’re not already a member, I would highly suggest you join, if for no other reason than to receive the quarterly newsletter. It’s
National Basketry Organization Good For Seatweavers, Too! Read More »
A new basket guild has been added to the WickerWoman.com website! Dallas/Fort Worth Basket Guild has recently been added to the Basket Guilds page of WickerWoman.com! These gals meet each month at First United Methodist
Calling all Basketmakers and Bee Keepers! This first-time North House Folk School basketweaving course blends two traditions that go hand in hand–basketweaving and bee keeping. In the 1800s bee keepers housed their working bees in
Craft Your Own Coiled Bee Skep Class! Read More »
Navajo, Southwest, early 19th century 3½ h x 11½ d x 36¾ c inches Wedding basket, bundle coiled with herringbone rim, Rhus trilobata with various dyes. Bruce Museum collection 67.03.33 If you happen to be
Native American Basket Exhibition, Greenwich, CT Read More »
For those of you interested in seeing what other fiber arts blogs are on the Internet, take a look at the new addition to the list of blogs on the left-hand navigation bar here. I’ve
Fiber Arts Bloggers NetRing Added to Blog! Read More »
Ever heard of an antler growing out of a tree? Well, The Shed Antler Blog posted some very interesting pictures of a shed antler growing into the base of a tree trunk! Take a look,
Shed Antler Grows Into Tree! Read More »
For all of you concerned about the National Basketry Organization’s website not working, it should be fixed shortly and back in operation, according to President Michael Davis. I spoke with him today and also with
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