Julibooli coiled basket at craftser
Ed RossbachEd Rossbach, the basketmaker, weaver, and textile historian who changed the field of art in the fiber medium through his teaching, research, and writing, died October 7, 2002. He was 88 and had been in fragile health for five years + Ed Rossbach’s interest in baskets as a textile art began early in his career. With insatiable curiosity he has probed older civilizations to learn techniques and processes of making baskets and textiles. Through his exploration of rare weaves, netting, plaiting and dye processes he has emerged as a “harbinger of new departures and ideas”. ED ROSSBACH WOVEN PAPER BASKET.
No Boundaries: Contemporary Basketry
How to Make Coiled Fabric + Coiled Fabric Bowls + How to Sew a Fabric Bowl + DIY Fabric Scrap Bowl + Fiesta Bowl Time + How to make a coiled fabric basket using clothesline and strips of fabric.
Coiled paper basket + Some Fantastic Baskets! + Recycled Objects d’Art + Basket of shadows + COILED FIBRE ART WORK – ABORIGINAL BASKETS + Cereal box basket/nest + Fabric coil baskets.
Recycled tin can end basket
Inspiration: Liesl Hazelton + Dorothy Gill Barnes in her studio + Lillian Elliott.
Basket by Miriam Gray
Baskets Made from Recycled aluminum cans + Arbel Egger’s baskets.
Kathamuthu makes a laundry basket out of recycled magazine pages as part of the e-homemaker project.
Doug Johnston’s Basket-weaving Method Is An Ancient Precursor To 3-D Printing via abigal doan.
Book Intertwined: Contemporary Baskets From the Sara and David Lieberman Collection.
Recycled Easter basket
Basic recyled basket structure + Planted basket ball + recycled bolga baskets + Traditional and contemporary baskets.
A Woman of Substance basket coiled from discarded silk blouses by Jackie Abrams
Basket weaving update – Carolyn’s Amazing Creation! + Candy Wrapper Magazine Page Vase + Three-dimensional Embroidery.
p.s.: Aly De Groot (NT) GHOST NET BASKETS via Mike McDowell
The Narrative Within 
i love this 3d embroidery………………..
I agree–it’s beautiful…incredible what one can do with their hands and leftover materials!
People are so creative! I love the basket from tin can ends.
lovely post.
i studied basketry with Barbara Shawcroft , and she encouraged us to that everything you can bend can be made into a basket !!!
mirjam
didn’t know about Barbara Shawcroft–thanks for the info! http://www.longhouse.org
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Thanks for the post -Brigette
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Brilliant work!
Thank you!