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BASKETRY: Frames, Feet & BasesKITCHEN CADDY BASKET FRAMEAn oak “D” with three Shaker pegs set across the bottom and a crosspiece about 3" up. Frames a small rectangular basket. RIBBED HEARTH FRAME Three-piece oak frame. Two “U”s (the rim) attach to a “D”. Baskets finish 24" long. Comes unassembled. Instructions are in The Basket Book ORIOLE BASKET FRAME Two-piece white oak frame. About 13" tall, diameter of rim is 6". Basket instructions are in How to Make Baskets VI (See our listing of Basket Books). BASKET FEET Push three or more up into the bottom of a basket so it can stand on its own feet. NANTUCKET BASES These are the traditional bases, made from oak, with a channel around the outside rim. A plastic flower pot makes a good mold. (There is no hole drilled through the center.) PLYWOOD BASKET BASES Cut from quarter-inch plywood, with holes about a half-inch in and one inch apart. There are an odd number of holes, so that it is possible to weave up continuously. The holes take #4 round reed. Great for getting children started; baskets can be woven with yarns, vines, and other fibers, as well as with reed. Add items to your shopping cart by entering quantities in the right-hand column and clicking the
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