Where you can find sources of Alaskan Yellow and Western Red Cedar bark for use as basketmaking materials.

Alaskan Red and Yellow Cedar Bark
Gratiot Lake Basketry offers yellow and red cedar bark for your next basketry project.

Kathey Ervin
Finished baskets, workshops and Northwest native basketry supplies such as raw, prepared and dyed Western red cedar bark, Alaskan Yellow cedar bark and Western sweetgrass (scirpus americanus) gathered by Kathey Ervin in the Pacific Northwest.

Marlien K. Hennen
Marlien gathers her own red cedar bark in summer and three to six months later processes it into strips, a very labor intensive task, creating wall hangings, lamps, hats, container baskets, bags, pots and more. She loves to hike on the beaches and in forests to gather the materials that she incorporates into her weaving. She offers finished baskets, materials including raw and prepared red cedar and workshops.

Northern White Cedar Bark
Remnants or odd-and-end pieces sold by weight. Larger sheets sold by the square inch. Offered by Natural-List.

Cedar Basketry
Additional resources on cedar basketmaking and basketmakers.

Cedar: Tree of Life To The Northwest Coast Indians by Hilary Stewart, Bill Reid Information on gathering, processing and using cedar bark, withes and roots for basketry along with much other cedar lore.

Basketry Supplies Index
Sources for all your other basketry and basketmaking supply needs.