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I am happy to announce the opening of our new website:
http://www.woventreasures-online.com
We offer basket patterns and kits for beginners and beyond.
Please take a look!

Happy Weaving!
Lori
http://www.woventreasures-online.com

Hello,
My name is Tobey. I am 16 years old and live in
Kansas.
I have two brothers Gallagher (14) and Coyote (12) and
a sister Josey (18)
We have been homeschooled/unschooled all our life's.
We grind our own wheat make our own breads noodles
etc.
We get almost all of our food from out huge garden (it
is 150' by 170')
We grow about everything you can think of. We also
have three apple trees (two green and one red) three
pears tree's, one peach tree and a apricot tree, three
huge black berry bushes, two due berry bushes and
three grape vines (two eating grapes and one juicing
grapes) out of the juicing grapes we make jelly and
juice. And two times a year we get 7 or more bushels
of peaches (for canning, jelly's, and syrup) from the
Amish.
Everything from the garden we can (everything that we
don't eat first)
My sister and I also x-stich (for gifts) and I want to
learn how to Knit. We have a wheat field next to our
house and I take some wheat (the stuff that is close
to the edge that they cannot get with the combine) and
I am trying to make hats, and baskets out of it. Right
now I am letting it dry and we are going to go down to
a pond and get some willow to rap the wheat in.
If anyone knows of any sites that has info and/or
patterns for wheat straw basket weaving please send
them to me.
This is getting to long.
hope everyone has a good day!
Tobey

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Please help.  I learned to weave baskets when I was 10 yrs. old, 47
years ago.  Have not made a basket since.  I want to teach my senior
citizens ceramics class how to make a basket with a ceramic bottom.
I think I remember the technique, fairly well at least.  I know that
I need to drill holes in the ceramic base and place a length of the
basket material U shaped through 2 holes.  Do I need an odd or even
number of holes in the base?  Also, do I put the u shaped material
through the holes so that one or two upright pieces are through each
hole?  Like I said, its been a long time.  I assume that if I have
two uprights through the hole I treat them as one when weaving around
them.  When the basket is the desired height, I take the upright
piece and put it down through the space that the next upright piece
is located.  This finishes off the piece?  Is there anything else I
need to do.  How long before weaving do I need to let the material
soak?  For a 6 inch round base with 4 inch high sides how much
material do I need?  What is the best material to use for this and
where is the best internet source to buy it?  Sure would appreciate
any help I could get on this.  Thanks in advance.  Nancy Enscoe,
Enscoe's Ceramics, 262 Easy St. , Confluence PA 15424, (814)395-3354,
http://www.geocities.com/enscoesceramics

Hi Everyone,
I am new to this club and I thoroughly enjoy Basket Weaving.  I
started about a year ago (a friend taught me) and have made quite a
few baskets.  I enjoy designing and making baskets myself.  I have
made baskets to put under all my corningware (no heat pad needed at
dinner table now).  I made a large basket to hold outdoor speakers I
bring in and out during the summer.  I have made a basket to hold all
my outside plates and utensils (plates are 10" so I had to design a
larger opening for them)  I am rambling but as you can tell I really
enjoy basket weaving.  Who are some of the other members of this club?
Shirley

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---this didn'twork for me..
will try again later.

amy


  In basketweaving101@yahoogroups.com, "lahasan" <lahasan@y...> wrote:
> I am happy to announce the opening of our new website:
> http://www.woventreasures-online.com
> We offer basket patterns and kits for beginners and beyond.
> Please take a look!
>
> Happy Weaving!
> Lori
> http://www.woventreasures-online.com

I have tried this sight several times, but have not been successful.  Do any
of you know any good websites that have good patterns besides arnies.com?

-----Original Message-----
From: amyschurz <amyschurz@...> [mailto:amyschurz@...]
Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 3:51 PM
To: basketweaving101@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Basket Weaving 101] Re: Basket Kits and Patterns


---this didn'twork for me..
will try again later.

amy


  In basketweaving101@yahoogroups.com, "lahasan" <lahasan@y...> wrote:
> I am happy to announce the opening of our new website:
> http://www.woventreasures-online.com
> We offer basket patterns and kits for beginners and beyond.
> Please take a look!
>
> Happy Weaving!
> Lori
> http://www.woventreasures-online.com


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I didn't work for me either, could you resend the message.
Shirley
Email us at sp.roussey@...

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Hi Ya'll,
I'm a newbies to basket weaving..I lucked out at a yard sale and
bought a garbagebag crammed with basket weaving supplies for on ly a
dollar....been wanting to try it...thought it was meant for me to
get..:)
Now that I'm hooked...where do I get some easy patterns?
I found a place that sells the reed for 4.75 a lb, called
basketpatterns ..has anyone ever bought from them? The prices look
really good from there....

Can't wait to make good friends here,
keep weaving,
Lori aka Bratette1965

Lori,
There really isn't much activity in this group, unfortunately.  If you do use
the place you listed please let me know how their product is because I use the
Countryseat for my supplies.  I basically weave baskets by eye (I enjoy figuring
out different patterns on my own and designing baskets for my use also)  I know
there are a few good sites but one club or group I get a newsletter from is
Weavers words Here is how to subscribe To Subscribe Use:
weaverswords-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
The Countryseat  www.countryseat.com also has an email newsletter that you might
find helpful.   Let me know how it goes for you.  Good luck!
Shirley

Email us at sp.roussey@...

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I have bouth from basketpatterns before and their reed is really good.  They
also have on their website patterns you can buy and it tells if they
beginner, intermediate, advanced.  I don't know where you live Lori, but
there is also a place in Indiana that is called the Daisy Corporation in
Chesterton, IN that is really good prices.  Have fun weaving!

-----Original Message-----
From: bratette1965 [mailto:bratette1965@...]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 5:36 PM
To: basketweaving101@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Basket Weaving 101] Hi from Florida


Hi Ya'll,
I'm a newbies to basket weaving..I lucked out at a yard sale and
bought a garbagebag crammed with basket weaving supplies for on ly a
dollar....been wanting to try it...thought it was meant for me to
get..:)
Now that I'm hooked...where do I get some easy patterns?
I found a place that sells the reed for 4.75 a lb, called
basketpatterns ..has anyone ever bought from them? The prices look
really good from there....

Can't wait to make good friends here,
keep weaving,
Lori aka Bratette1965



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Hi ya'll,
I'm doing a lot of surfing and looking around for good sales and
stuff..I'll try to keep a weekly update for those that are still on
here....so why isn't there much activity....who is the moderator? I
would be glad to help get the word out about this club.....I find
alot of free patterns and stuff that I can let everyone know about....
I'm willing to do anything to help get this thing going...
I'm really having fun trying out different weaving techs. My husband
works in copper and is going to make me some bands to weave into my
baskets....has anyone ever wove with copper wire or wire period?

Gotta go surf,
Bratette1965 aka Lori

Lori,
Let me know any free pattern sites you know of, I try to search for them every
once in a while.  I am so happy that there is some activity here finally.  You
could probably find the moderators email address on the home page of this club. 
Good luck.
Shirley
Email us at sp.roussey@...

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just checking out to see if anyone has found any specials on beginner
patterns or materials.  Let me know if you do.
Thanks
amy

ok..through all my surfing i have found.....:)
www.basketpatterns.com   ( has alot of patterns on sale right now for
1.50 and up...they also have to cheapest reed I've found...)
www.sugarcreekpatterns.com   ( has patterns for everyone..and even
has a couple free patterns..)
www.basketbasics.com   ( has a free pattern or two and items for sale)

I'll keep ya'll posted on anything else I see....does anyone one else
live in Florida????

bratette1965

I was wondering if there are free patterns out there to make a moses
basket for a real baby? Does anyone know where I might find some or
know of someone that makes them and could tell me? Thanks!

~Crystal

you can find free paterns at http://www.allcrafts.net/.
I do Nantucket baskets, I also make my molds and bases.
I belong to a guild and make custom wooden base for them.
now i am working on a babby doll Nantucket cradle for the county fair.

> you can find free paterns at http://www.allcrafts.net/.
> I do Nantucket baskets, I also make my molds and bases.
> I belong to a guild and make custom wooden base for them.

Bark,  if you make bases etc and "new  member" wants a base, why don't you
sell her one?  Am I missing something here?
New member, what is it that you are having difficulty with regarding making
a the base?
Harry

I will make any base I can for any one.
email me at Papbark@...

Doll cradle picture in photos

Howdy folks, My name is Stu and the thought of weaving is all new to me. I
am in the process of learning chair caneing and I thought basket weaving
would be something else I might be interested in. Am looking forward to
learning all I can and hopefully the day will come that I can contribute
something useful to the list.
Stu and Lois
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spread its poison.

My Nantucket doll cradle took blue ribbon and grand champon at our
county fair today.I was realy surprized.
Doug.

Welcome to the world of weaving.  I weave baskets and do caning and
seat reweaving as well has teach basketry.  One warning - once you
get into it, you'll be hooked. If you need any help, feel free to
ask.  I've been silent in this group, but have decided to stop being
lazy and start contributing.  Check out my website (which needs
updating) at www.weaving4you.com.  Sue

Hi Doug - Any pictures of your prize winning basket?  I'd love to see
it.  SUE

Native American Basket Weaving Class
Saturdays, January, 10, 17, and 24 at the Autry Museum of Western
Heritage
1:00 to 4:30 p.m.

Using natural materials such as reed, yucca, and juncas (deer grass)
learn the art of basket weaving from three California native
artists.  Students will learn step-by-step basket weaving
techniques.  The use and selection of natural materials will also be
discussed.  Students will actively learn about the history, art and
diverse cultures of Native America, and have a better appreciation
for these cultures through these hands-on classes.

January 10: REED BASKETS Marian Walkingstick (Mission Indian) will
teach students how to
create their own reed basket.  Students will complete the project in
class.

January 17: YUCCA BASKETS Donna Largo (Cahuilla) will teach students
the art of yucca basket weaving.  Students will complete the project
in class.

January 24: JUNCAS BASKETS Master basket weaver, Abe Sanchez
(Laguna), will teach students how to create their own juncas basket.
Students will partially complete the project in class.

Admission for the full class is $50.00 for members; non-members are
$60.00.  Admission for individual classes is $20.00 for members; non-
members are $25.00.  All materials and tools are provided.  For
information visit www.autry-museum.org.  Call Ticket Web for
reservations at (866) 468-3399, or visit www.ticketweb.com.


Autry Museum of Western Heritage
4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027
323.667.2000 – www.autry-museum.org

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I was wondering if there is anything that can be done to make a
hank of #2RR pliable enough to weave with...It is a new hank and I
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