Basketry by type or regional style.

Adirondack Packbaskets
History of, how to make, where to buy patterns, kits, supplies, harnesses, new and antique ash woodsplint or reed finished Adirondack Pack Baskets.

Coiled and Wicker Bee Skeps
History of, how to make, where to buy patterns, kits, supplies to make new and antique straw coiled bee skeps and Medieval wicker style bee baskets.

Fishing Creels
Historic baskets used to carry fish caught by a fisherman. Frequently used as a rustic country decorating accessory.

Gullah Sweetgrass Baskets
Basketry style indigenous to the Low Country tidewaters of the American Southeast. Once sold mainly from roadside stands along Route 17 North in Mt. Pleasant South Carolina near Charleston, Gullah style baskets are coiled of sweetgrass (Muhlenbergia filipes). Longleaf pine needles are used to decorate baskets and strips of palmetto leaves are used to stitch the coils together.

Miniature Baskets
I have gathered a number of resources on miniature baskets including basketmakers past and present who are known for their work in small scale basketry. You can also find fine examples of historic miniature baskets found in museums and collections.

Moses Baskets, Woven Cradles and Baby Baskets
Soft coiled baskets lined with fabric used for sleeping infants and babies. Bassinets, wicker doll carriages and cradles.

Nantucket Lightship Baskets
Regional historic basketry style with origins from Nantucket Island, Massachusetts. Baskets feature solid wood bases and woven cane bodies often trimmed with ivory and decorated with scrimshaw.

Baskets By Material Index
Background, history, supplies, basketmakers, information, basketmaking techniques and tutorials, all categorized by basketry material.