Basketmakers, Basket Artists and Basketweavers from around the world with last names beginning with the letter C.

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Victoria and Mark Caluneo
Using a variety of metal wires and sheeting, this artistic couple from the Long Island town of Valatie, New York creates contemporary vessel and basket forms in metalsmithing techniques in their Caluneo Metal Studio.

Michelle Cain
Willow sculptor and basketmaker from Wales, UK. Watch as she creates environmental sculptures such as this 26 foot high wicker otter which stands at the Welsh Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran, near Cardigan. She also make baskets and teaches both adults and children.

Patrice Canoy
Basket weaver, paper artist, designer, educator, and businesswoman from Portland, OR uses wood veneers such as birch, walnut, mahogany, maple or cherry, patinized copper and brass, stainless steel, Formica, leather, naugahyde, plastic, cedar bark, pine needles, and cornhusks to weave furniture, architectural design elements and commercial installations such as the woven walls at Mohegan Sun.

Ken Carlson
This Belgrade, Montana artist uses copper to plait and braid his baskets in an unusual tactile manner. His work is included in The White House Collection.

Joan Carrigan
Basket maker and basketry teacher from Salt Spring Island, BC, Canada. Using roots, Arbutus, Cedar and other barks, sedges, rushes, water iris and other west coast natural materials she creates traditional and sculptural vessels. 

JoAnn Kelly Catsos
Traditional Black Ash Woodsplint basketmaker from Ashley Falls, MA.

Adrian Charlton
Full-time willow basketmaker, teacher and owner of Norfolk Basket Company in the UK works with his partner Ruth Kidd to grow, harvest, sort and dry over 20 varieties of willow that are used to make baskets to order and teach a full schedule of basketry courses.

Jill Choate
Basketmaker, teacher and sled dog owner from Talkeetna, AK. Jill incorporates antlers in much of her work, woven with natural fibers and/or hedgerow (harvested native materials).

Kitty Chrysalis
Basketmaker from the Ozark Mountains of Missouri uses recycled, scrap electrical copper wire,  salvaged vinyl coated telephone wire and lampworked dichroic glass beads to coil sculptural basketry.

Jill Nordsfor Clark
Hog guts, needle lace, found object embellishments and structural elements like willow branches are used by this artist to create contemporary, nontraditional basketry, inspired by the Native American baskets of the Pacific Northwest.

Sharol Clay
Coiled pine needle basketmaker and teacher who takes pride in making the inside of her baskets as detailed as the outside.

Marvin Cohodas
Coiled willow over a core of round round reed in one-rod or three rod coiling techniques is the specialty of this Vancouver, Canada Arts professor and basket artist. His site offers design and materials processing tips.

Bob Coker
Bob is a popular conference teacher from Branch, Michigan. He uses finely finished hand pounded ash splint with other naturals.

Susan Cooper
Indigenous materials from Florida including palm, grapevine, manilla fiber, jute roving, antlers, long leaf pine needles, philodendron, raffia, gourds, wheat and sisal along with the more traditional supplies and basketry instruction are available from Susan's business, Woven Spirit, Nokomis, FL.

Ann Conlee-Brower
Coiled pine needle basketmaker and teacher from Oregon takes her inspiration from the natural shapes and patterns she sees in the world around her.

Susan R. Correia
Using a variety of materials such as waxed linen and techniques including knotting and knotless netting, this Los Angeles, CA area basketmaker creates contemporary sculptural baskets.

Anna Crampton
A third generation black ash basketmaker from Michigan. She is an active teacher and her signature style is her mother's sewing basket design.

Pamla Credo-Hayes
Using cedar bark and spruce roots this basketmaker from Juneau, AK creates Alaskan Tlingit Native baskets. Her personal site includes harvesting and processing information about spruce roots and cedar bark.

Donna Sakamoto Crispin
Eugene, OR artist and teacher creates baskets and Fantasy Figures using twined northwestern sweetgrass, cedar or sedge. In some of them, she has woven or coiled with cotton string, hemp thread or other more exotic materials. Most of the ceramic bead faces are by Dana Swisher.

Pam outdusis Cunningham
Penobscot basketmaker from Hampton, Maine. Specialty is brown ash and sweetgrass baskets in shapes like acorn, blueberry and corn.

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