Hand Woven Baskets & Loom Woven Goods

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Twill Wall Basket	The twill weave makes an interesting design on this vase-style basket. It can be made with a handle (to hang on a wall) or without (to set on a table or countertop). 4 1/2" x 7 1/2" $35.00
Two-Pie Baskets	Called a two-pie basket because it is great to transport pies to buffet suppers. It is also great for holding magazines, or for packing a picnic lunch. Comes in either a shallow (4") or deep (6") depth. Can be woven plain or with colored accents. Available in 2 sizes: Shallow - 10" x 18" x 4 Deep - 10" x 18" x 6"
Two-Weave Basket	A smart-looking basket with two different weaves and a contrasting color trim. Size: 8" w x 11" L x 6 1/2" h $63.00
Utensil Basket	An attractive way to keep cooking utensils handily by the stove, or display silk flowers. Nice and sturdy. 4" x 6 1/2" $21.00
Wall Basket	A particularly hand basket to hand on the wall and hold mail, dried flowers, or newspapers. Available in 2 sizes: Small - 8"h x 13" l Large - 10"h x 18"l
Wall Vases	Fill with dried flower and hang on the wall. Available in 2 sizes: Small - 11"h x 2"w & Large - 11"h x 3"w
Williamsburg Basket	A strong handsome basket with the look of colonial days. The sides flare from the square base to the round top rim of the basket. 7 1/2" x 12" x 10" $66.00
Wine Basket	The wine baskets holds two bottles of wine. There is a center divider to keep the bottles separated. Different handle treatments can change the appearance from casual to more formal. It makes a unique hostess gift and is great for picnics and tailgating. Buy the wine basket and two cozies and save $6.00!
Wine Cozies	Insulated drawn-string sleeve which fits over the lower portion of the wine bottle to keep the wine cold. Outer layer can be made from any woven fabric. Works great in the wine basket. Buy a set of cozies with the basket and take $2 off the total price $8.00
"X" Baskets	Also known as a rim-handled Basket, The frame of this basket is made by crossing two round or oval hoops--thus the name, "X" basket. This is an exceptionally strong basket because the hoops support a large part of the framework. By altering the angle of the "X" during construction, it is possible to get many different shapes and sizes. The handles are part of the frame, so one person can easily carry the larger version, or two people can carry it between them. A smaller version makes a nice fruit or bread basket; the medium size is good for yarns or sewing projects; the larger sizes are convenient for wood or magazines.

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