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Learning to Make Baskets | Digital Traditions
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Franklin De Loach shares how the tradition of basketmaking was passed down in his family.Visit the South Carolina Department of Education for Visual & Performing Arts standards.
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Franklin De Loach shares how the tradition of basketmaking was passed down in his family.Audio
Franklyn De Loach shares how the baskets were used according to their sizes.Audio
Franklyn De Loach talks about the process of putting baskets together, from the bottom on up.Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Florence Mazyck discusses the variety of natural materials that can be used for the baskets.Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Florence Mazyck discusses the amount of time it takes for bulrush to dry.Photo
John V. Craven opened the original Craven Pottery in White County, Georgia in 1850. Several generations later, Billy Joe Craven (b. 1947) returned to the family tradition and established the current...Audio
Traditional waltz tune. Recorded during the "Fiddle Traditions" CD Release Party at the Spartanburg County Library. 2003.Audio
Hallman explains and demonstrates the many differences in fiddle styles.Audio
Traditional dance tune, recorded at the 1998 Fall Folklife Festival at McKissick Museum.Audio
Billy Joe Craven describes the birth of an enterprise. Billy Joe Craven, Craven Pottery, Gillsville, Hall County. Interview recorded June 1981. John V. Craven opened the original Craven Pottery in...