Jennifer Lee is available for basket making classes and school programs on Northeast Woodland American Indian Culture - yesterday and today...
Contact:
Voice only -
413-634-2254
Text -
413-768-7549
Email -
jlee5476@yahoo.com
More information:
"Northeast Native History" a 17 page PDF
Promo photo downloads:
Made by Jennifer Lee,
Northern Narragansett
Basketry Classes 2024
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April 6, 2024
Bark basket class
Loudon, New Hampshire
Sanborn Mills Farm 603-435-7314
sanbornmills.org -
April 9, 2024
Elnu Tribal Center
Brattleboro VT
Contact: jill@atowi.org - April 13, 2024
Mount Kearsage Indian Museum
Warner NH
Contact: indianmuseum.org - sign up at events - May 5, 2024
Wing and a Prayer
Cummington MA
Contact: jlee5476@yahoo.com - Oct 11-13, 2024
Chetek WI
Contact: wovenblessingsbasketry@gmail.com
Trees that are shading the garden are debarked in spring. Bark is sewn with spruce root and rimmed with Arrowwood or Red Osier Dogwood. Wood is used for lumber or firewood. All materials self harvested in the Northern Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts. All baskets are made from a single piece of bark, folded to create shape.
A note about the photos:
Bark texture and color and sizes may vary as each piece of bark is unique.
Photos by Ted B. Sierad, Ed & Helen Pelletier
Pine Bark Baskets
White Pine bark wall pocket, scored & folded curved bottom with collar and appliqué -
7H x 7W x 4D
Ash Bark Baskets
Ash Mokuk Stout* -
9" x 14" x 11"
*Stout - Strong enough to stand on
No large image available
Ash Adirondack-style Trash Can* -
16" x 10" x 12"
*Stout - Strong enough to stand on
No large image available
Ash Bark Cat's Eye Large Purse -
14" x 10" x 6"
No large image available
Ash Bark Quivers -
Youth Quiver (left) 16" x 5" x 5"
Adult Quiver (right) 19" x 6" x 6"
No large image available
