Come to Rancho Dominguez on Saturday at 10 a.m. to learn how to make traditional coiled pine needle baskets from a basket expert. Use pine needles from the Rancho San Pedro to make your own basket.

It was a listing in a newspaper that started Margaret Marshall on a hobby she now teaches. A calendar item about a meeting of the Great Basin Basketmakers she thought sounded interesting, so she went.

The Hot Springs Artists Society hosts a workshop on making pine-needle baskets May 18. The six-hour workshop costs $32 and includes all materials needed to complete one basket. The instructor will ...

REMEMBER that saying, "You get what you pay for?" That doesn't necessarily apply to pine-needle basketmaking, at least as far as money's concerned. With the most expensive ingredient being a $4 bottle ...

FORT BENNING, Ga., (Nov. 25 2015) -- Members of the Alabama Coushatta Tribe of Texas demonstrated how to harvest longleaf pine needles for basket making Nov. 19 at Harmony Church. Tobine Alec, member ...

Pacific Grove >> The strands of Larise Baker’s remarkable baskets embrace two cultures and two traditions. Born in Seoul, South Korea, Baker was abandoned, then adopted at 9 years old by an ...

Eight participants learned how to tightly sew brown longleaf pine needles together to make decorative coils and baskets. Longleaf pines grow locally in Clay, Cleburne, Calhoun and Talladega counties ...

Join local basketmaker and artist Michelle Drake to learn the basic steps to making a coiled basket from longleaf pine needles. Classes begin Sept. 14 and will continue every Monday and Friday from ...