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Willow Basketry Books

 

Baskets and Basketmaking
by Alastair Heseltine
This book describes the craft of willow basketmaking as it exists in Britain today, from the cultivation of the willow to a detailed description of simple basketmaking. Paperback.

 

Basket Willow Culture by George N. Lamb Basket Willow Culture
By George N. Lamb
Google Book Search makes a free reprint of this classic article from a 1914 issue of Farmers' Bulletin 622, U.S. Dept. Agriculture, Washington, D.C., available. This publication discusses the various kinds of basket willows and the methods of growing them which have been found best as a result of experiments conducted at the forest service willow farm at Arlington, Va., and a study of private holts throughout the country. It also deals with the cost of establishment and maintenance of willow bolts and the opportunities for marketing the products. Find more basketry etexts here.

 

Cane, Rush and Willow: Weaving with Natural Materials
by Hilary Burns
Rushwork and caning for furniture and basketry using willow, cane, rush, bark and woodsplint. Basic techniques described. Projects provided. Paperback.

 

The Complete Book of Basketry Techniques by Sue Gabriel, Sally Goymer The Complete Book of Basketry Techniques
by Sue Gabriel, Sally Goymer
English willow basketweaving techniques.

 

Handmade Baskets: From Nature's Colourful Materials by Susie Vaughan

Handmade Baskets: From Nature's Colourful Materials
by Susie Vaughan
This delightful and colorful book is full of step by step instructions in identifying, harvesting, processing and incorporating native materials into a variety of baskets. Full color illustration. Paperback. 

 

Living Willow Sculpture
by Jon Warnes
Learn how to use live willow to create a variety of chairs, an arch, an arbor, a wigwam, tunnels, fences and a dome. Full color illustration.
(Paperback - Feb 2001)

 

Making Bent Willow Furniture by Brenda and Brian Cameron

Making Bent Willow Furniture
by Brenda and Brian Cameron
Numerous projects with illustrations and step-by-step instructions for making bent willow furniture. Paperback.
 
Osier Culture and Basket-making
by Patrick Smyth
A study of the basket-making craft in South West County Antrim (Paperback)

 

Weavers of Tradition and Beauty: Basketmakers of the Great Basin by Mary Lee Fulkerson Weavers of Tradition and Beauty: Basketmakers of the Great Basin
by Mary Lee Fulkerson
A view of contemporary Native American basketry of the Great Basin. Largely from the perspective of the basketmakers themselves. Well illustrated in black and white and color. Paperback.

 

Willow Weaving
by Truus Stol and Janny Roelofsen
Learn to make woven willow animals and birds; a willow rocking horse; and various garden ornaments and flower baskets. It is very well illustrated throughout with excellent photography and charming watercolors. (Paperback - Aug 2004)

 

Willow Basketry of The Amana Colonies by Joanna E. Schanz Willow Basketry of The Amana Colonies 
by Joanna E. Schanz
The history of this type of willow basket from the Amana Colonies in Iowa. Instructions for six baskets. Paperback. 

 

Willow, Oak and Rye: Basket Traditions in PA by Jeannette Lasansky Willow, Oak and Rye: Basket Traditions in PA 
by Jeannette Lasansky
Extensive list of documented basketmakers by county. Many photographs. Indexed. Also, list of contemporary basketmakers. Paperback.

 

Willow Basketry
 by Bernard Verdet-Fierz, Regula Verdet-Fierz

 

Wisconsin Willow by Char TerBeest Wisconsin Willow
by Char TerBeest
Personal account of the author's harvesting and use of wild willows for basketmaking. Paperback.