| Alan Beebe’s Basketry Information A collection of basketry information. |
Linda Braun’s Baskets, Etc. One of the first basketry information websites! |
Neil Smith’s Basketmaker.net Providing information for and about basketmakers and chair seaters. |
| Wicker Woman on Baskets, Etc. |
Wicker Woman’s Weavings Yahoo! Groups free monthly ezine on basketry, seatweaving and wicker furniture. Editor’s Notes, Three FYIs, Featured Business of the Month, Announcements and more. The ONLY ezine of its kind, started in 1999, now with over 800 subscribers! |
Weavers’ Words David Collins’ Yahoo! Groups email basketry digest, now moderated by Bonnie Krist after David’s passing in the fall of 2005. Sent out weekly with over 1,400 subscribers! |
| FiberArts Online Featuring a full range of various fiber arts. |
The Basketmakers’ Association Promoting basketry, chairseating and allied crafts. |
Craft Site Directory Your guide to arts & crafts on the Internet. |
| Susi Nuss’ Basketmakers.org A comprehensive informational site for basketmakers, basket artists, vendors of basketmaking materials. |
English Basketry Willows Information about willow basketmaking and willow growing in the United States and abroad. |
Virtual Basketmakers Guild An online group of artisans and crafters sharing a love of woven vessels. |
| NativeWeb Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World. |
Pine Needle Group Pamela Zimmerman’s Yahoo! Groups, a gathering place to further the art of pine needle basketry and other coiling methods. |
Check out..  ..these Basketry and Basket Weaving sites! |
| Hopi Basketmaking North American Pueblo basketmakers. |
Native American Basketry Peggy Brennan’s site featuring Oklahoma Cherokee basketweaving. |
Native Tech An resource for indigenous ethno-technology focusing on the arts of Eastern Woodland Indian Peoples. |
| Needle Pointers Visit Needlepointers.com for all of your crafting needs, including basketmaking and chair seat weaving! |
Oklahoma Native American Basketmakers See what Oklahoma Native American Basketmakers are doing in the field to preserve and perpetuate their rich heritage of basketweaving, using traditional techniques and traditional materials. Newsletter posted on site. |
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