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- Welcome
- Intro
- Cherokee and Choctaw Baskets
- Basket Materials
- California Natural Materials
- Weaving Tools
- Natural Cane
- Hamburg Cane
- Spoke weight and spray bottle
- Inches to Millimeters
- Graph Square Double Woven Pattern
- Woven bottom to square double woven
- Dyes and Dye process
- 1st Dye batch
- Completed Dye process
- Cutting the cane
- All Spokes Cut
- The finished top
- The Finished Basket
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Links
- Cherokee Basket Weaving Books
- Google Blog Search
- Indian Arts and Craft Act
- History of Cherokee Baskets
- Contemporary Oklahoma Double Wall
- Cherokee Basket Designs
- Native American Languages
- Cherokee Diagonal Twill
- Flowing Water - Eva Wolfe Style
- Rectangular Cherokee Double Woven- Eva Wolfe Style
- Reverse Color Cherokee Double Woven
- Cherokee Artists Association
- My Basket Photos
- Cherokee Natural Dyes
- Using Dharma Dyes
- Tips for Weaving Cherokee Baskets
- All Fiber Arts
About Me
- Cherokee Baskets
- I am a citizen of the Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma and a member of the Cherokee Artists Association in Park Hill Oklahoma and the Cherokee Basket Weaver's Association in Tahlequah, OK -- The baskets you see here are traditional weave baskets but commercial materials. Any time any commerical products are used the basket is classified as a contemporary Cherokee Basket. When natural materials such as River Cane, Honeysuckle etc is used with natural dyes, then the basket is classified as a traditional Cherokee Basket. I am also a member of the California State Bar and the Cherokee Bar Association