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Building Baskets | Digital Traditions
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Franklyn De Loach talks about the process of putting baskets together, from the bottom on up.Jimmie Dinkins explains the first steps in the process of making a kudzu basket.
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Franklyn De Loach talks about the process of putting baskets together, from the bottom on up.Photo
Elbert Brown of Pendleton crafted split-oak baskets for over eighty years. He carried on a tradition that has been in his South Carolina upcountry family since the mid-nineteenth century. Brown...Photo
Dr. Will Goins dedicated his life to preserving Native American music traditions, beadwork, and storytelling. His artistic inclinations were passed down by family members, matriarchs, and those who...Audio
Billy Hammond and his wife Mary offer some biographical information.Audio
Hammond recalls how he began making smaller baskets after retiringAudio
Hammond recalls how he began making smaller baskets after retiring.Photo
Grover "Billy" Hammond, a native of Clarks Hill in McCormick County, exemplified the important craft of split-oak basketmaking in South Carolina. The thin strips – or splits – that can be riven from...Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Barbara McCormick talks about where the material they use for their baskets grows.Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Barbara McCormick talks about the different basketmakers and their unique styles.Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Barbara McCormick describes a decker basket.