"A Basketmaker's Odyssey...Over, Under, Around & Through"
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24 Basket patterns included, fully illustrated instructions with color photographs
Baskets range from easy beginner to challenging advanced
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Complete instructions for these and all of the following baskets are in "A Basketmaker's Odyssey...Over, Under, Around & Through",
4 Easy Beginner Baskets:
5 Some Experience - Intermediate Baskets:
6 Intermediate - good with twills:
6 More Advanced:
2 Other Projects:
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POST PRESS UPDATES: "A Basketmaker's Odyssey...Over, Under, Around & Through"
We apologize, but after the book was printed we discovered some errors. These errors are
corrected in the digital version of the book, but not in the printed edition.
PRINT THIS PAGE AND ADD IT TO YOUR BOOK
NOTE: if you have purchased an electronic version of "A Basketmaker's Odyssey..."
these additions and corrections discribed below have already been changed.
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ABENAKI STYLE KNITTING BASKET
Page 11: Base size is Approx. 8 1/2” in diameter (the book says 6")
Page 12: Diagrams 1,2, & 4 show the” donut hole” instead of the 5” solid base.
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AMISH TRAY
Page 14: Unfortunately we did not say how to upsett the sides of this basket.Try to round them
up gradually without making a sharp crease at the base of the stake. If this is too difficult,
make a crease. It is not a bad thing. The corners of the tray have to be sharply upsett.
Also a source for brown ash, prepared and ready to weave is Gratiot Lake Basketry,
in Gratiot Lake Michigan. www.gratiotlakebasketry.com
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ASHLEY'S BERRY BASKET SCARF
Page 21: The material list calls for two skeins of yarn. That is based each skein having 215 yds.
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CONFETTI TWILL
Page 38: The 26 stakes should be cut 24" long.
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ON THE CONTRARY
Page 68: The stakes should be very heavy and the weavers should be of medium weight,
as is the normal practice.
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PLAID OF MANY COLORS
Page 77: The graph has an error, row one, the first stroke should be "Over One", not over two as shown. See corrected graph below.
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SPIRALING DOUBLE WALL
Page 97: HOW EMBARASSING! I can't believe it, but we left out a sentence.
Just after "See Diagram 7", it should say, "Cut one of the 7 mm stakes off
flush with the base weaving, making the total 55 stakes".
Thus a continuous weave is possible.
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