If you are in Nevada or considering a vacation there, be sure to stop in and see the wonderful basketry exhibition going on now at the Nevada State Museum of the work from the Great […]

Now, I don’t claim to be proficient in the Swedish language, but even so, was fascinated by the pictures on this site, showing what a wicker repair shop in Sweden looks like. Enjoy! Loosely translated,

The April issue of Wicker Woman’s Weavings ezine was sent out to 838 subscribers on April 30 14, 2006. This issue had the Welcome and Editor’s Notes FYI Wicker–How to Tell Antique Wicker from a

The latest issue of the Basketmakers’Association Newsletter for basketmakers and chairseaters #115, published and organized in England arrived in my mailbox on November 26. Pictures on the front cover are of a basketweaver at work,

The Lake Country Basket Guild in Wisconsin now has a brand new website! Some of the pages are not quite ready and functioning yet, but most are. So take a look, join the guild and

Tired of the same old patterns when it comes to replacing seats on chairs with seat rails, dowels or rungs? Looking for different designs to use other than the traditional rush, basketweave, and herringbone to

ADDITIONS TO BASKET GUILDS RESOURCE LINKS — The newest Basket Guild weblinks on WickerWoman.com are for two North Carolina groups, the Catawba Valley Basketmakers Association and the Natural Fibers Group. Check out these two new

New Basketweaving Book: A Basketmaker’s Odyssey…Over, Under, Around & Through. Lyn Syler and Carolyn Kemp, the twosome who wrote The Basket Book and Handmade Baskets (with a combined sales of over 400,000 copies) have a