10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WORK BASKET»
Discover the use of
work basket in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
work basket and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
As almost everyone who uses a work basket has a different ideal of what such a
basket should be—inregard tosize, capacity, shapeandornament — these
descriptions are not to be taken as directions, but as suggestions which each
basket ...
2
Basketmaking For Fun and Profit
Small Bowl Shaped Work Basket Materials: 10 22-inch spokes of No. 4 rattan, 1
12-inch spoke of No. 4 rattan, 7 weavers of No. 2 rattan. A small open work
basket which is pretty and serviceable, though simple, is made as follows: Two
groups ...
3
Stout Hearts: Traditional Oak
Basket Makers of the South ...
It tends to have twisted grain, making the wood less useful for basket work.
Basket makers agree that of the two general types of white oak, that with
smoother bark is best suited to basket work because it splits rather than shatters
when pulled ...
Gary Stanton, McKissick Museum, 1993
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American Indian Basketry
290 1 24. Border of twilled basketry, Choctaw Indians, Louisiana 290 125.
Twilled basket, Arikara Indians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 3 126. Ancient twilled
matting, Petit Anse Island, Louisiana 29 5 127. Coiled work-basket, Tinné ...
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Knight's American mechanical dictionary
(Gen. 1 . 17.) The ordinary use of the basket in gathering in the crop is indicated
by the blessing of basket and store. (Dent. nviii. 5.) 0n opening one of the ancient
tombs of Egy t, a lady' s Work-basket was found, containing the 1b owing articles
...
Havasupai Water Bottle 120 126. Yakima Basket 121 127-8-9. Simple Weaves (
One Color).. 122 120. Herring Bone Effect 122 121. Elaboration. Herring Bone
Effect 122 122. Peruvian Work Basket 124 122. Simple Twined Weave 123. 124.
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The Archaeology and Ethnography of Central Africa
It was not a tourist basket, but a large, loosely woven type of work basket meant
to be suspended by a tumpline from the forehead. Local women used them as
they foraged in the forest with their machetes for greens and firewood. Judging
from ...
8
Appalachian White Oak Basketmaking: Handing Down the
Basket
... Die Made from Hoe Head 58 3.1 "Cornsheller" Basket, Pennsylvania, 1897 66
3.2 Work Basket Holding Wool for Handspinning 66 3.3 Arline McCarter with
Fans and Baskets, Tennessee 69 3.4 Davis and Hibdon Family at Work,
Tennessee, ...
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Lewis H. Morgan on Iroquois Material Culture
Neither illustrated nor described. Market basket sent in 1850. Neither illustrated
nor described. O-ga-ka-ah, or open-work basket [okdhkao> 'it has bigger holes in
it'] Three open-work baskets sent in 1849. Neither illustrated nor described.
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Voices: Words from Wise Women
This would include work we complete, in both paid and unpaid roles. Even your
volunteer work becomes part of the career and worklife basket. In the work basket
are accomplishments while employed, our ability to lead and manage projects ...
