Baskets Categorized by Technique - Plaited. Diagonally plaited, woven twill, shredded money, birch, cedar bark, contemporary basketry vessels, all done with a plaiting technique.

Baskets in Polynesia
This book by Wendy Arbeit has been reproduced with permission from the publisher in ebook format as part of the resources assembled by Ethnomath.org. The book includes plaited basketry techniques from the South Pacific. Diagrams for the Chinese knot (page 110), French braid and many types of twill plaiting are included. The ebook is in .pdf format and you will need an adobe reader to view it.

Hawaiian Coconut Palm Baskets, Hats and Woven Crafts
Purchase authentic Hawaiian arts and crafts, collectible, freshly handmade coconut-leaf baskets, hats, fans, flowers, fish, birds, grasshoppers, ornaments and more.

How to Weave Hawaiian Coconut Palm Fronds This step by step guide to weaving with palm fronds was authored by Jim Widess. Projects include a round basket, a square basket, a traditional palm frond hat, a trio of hanging baskets, a bird, two fish, a grasshopper and a rose. Spiral binding allows the book to lay flat. 72 pages. Published in 2006.

Brothers of the Guard
Laurie dill-Kocher used diagonal plaiting to create these contemporary pieces.

Suzanne Donazetti
This Carrizozo, NM artist works in plaited metals to create baskets, wall sculptures and folding screens.  She uses copper, metallic leaf, transparent inks and acrylics because of the unique qualities each material brings to the others. 

Lyudmila Savina
Supervisor of the Birch Bark studio of Petrozavodsk State University plaits basketry forms in a wide array of shapes both functional and fanciful.

Open Bundle
Ed Rossbach's, 1993 Cedar bark, twine and paint plaited basket from the collection of Peter T. Joseph.

Rippled Twill
Contemporary vessel woven from shredded money by Zoe Morrow.