P O BOX 3217 PALM SPRINGS CA 92263 -- 1 760 320 4467
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O BOX 3217 PALM SPRINGS CA 92263 -- 1 760 320 4467
ALLEN'S PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS
GROUP
AND SCHOOL KIT INSTRUCTION SHEETS
All
patterns are four pages long, printed on heavy stock and can be punched
for a binder.
IN THE BEGINNING
We have written a simple instructional pamphlet for beginners and teachers.
Material quantities are listed by project so the instructor may accurately calculate the quantities needed for a particular group or class size. We have started with the the wooden base. This is the most basic of basket construction. Two projects the pencil holder and the heart are on wooden bases. Two the simple basket and the hot pad are on a simple woven base. All projects are randed ( woven with one weaver) from either No.3 or 4 round reed. These projects are ideal for church, scout and school groups. ------------------------
$4.00
CHEROKEE
TOTE BASKET PATTERN
This
basket is a traditional pattern of the Eastern Cherokee. Woven with 1/2 inch flat reed the finished basket is aproximently 18 x 12 x 7 inches. This basket makes an excellent sized tote or storage basket. The basket requires 2 pounds of flat reed one natural and the other either smoked or dyed, two bushel handles, 5/8 flat oval for the rim and 1/4 flat oval for the lashing. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
FIGURE EIGHT FLOWER BASKET PATTERN
This basket has a unique figure 8 style handle
which is formed from heavy reed. The pictured basket has been woven from a variety of reed sea grass and natural materials. -----------------------$4.00
DREAM CATCHER INSTRUCTIONS
Instructions
for the Shaman's Dream Catcher and Spider Woman's Dream Catcher with suggestions for other variations. This bit of native American folk lore is designed to filter your dreams allowing only the good to pass. It is an easy and fun project for young and old alike. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
SOUTHWEST INDIAN TWIG FIGURES
Before the Anasazi, there was the "Desert Culture"
in the American Southwest. These people were here for
between nine thousand and three thousand years ago. They wove baskets and
sandals Among their artifacts were a series of twig figurines
of game animals,& hese figures made from willow or cotton wood
twigs are easily replicated.
Easy to follow instruction sheet -----------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
CHAIR
SEAT REPAIR
Easy
step by step instructions for the repair of chair seats with cane
webbing. Most chairs require a 18 x 18 inch piece of webing and about 2 yards of spline. --------------------------------------------------------------------------$4.00
Individual
instruction sheets are now available for our group and school kits.
See the descriptions of the individual kits for details.
MY FIRST BASKET--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
PENCIL
HOLDER------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
DAISY
TRIVET-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
GIFT
BASKET--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$4.00
All patterns are available wholesale
12-24 $2.40
25-99 $2.00
100+ $1.80
This
page was last worked on March 30, 2000 by Allen Keeney All contents: copyright
1999, 2000 by Allen's Basketworks Inc. all rights reserved