basket weave

Brick basket weave running course between first and second levels.

Basket weaving remains a traditional activity for members of both communities.

"The basket weave to me is very global," she said.

No basket weaving,' I added, with an effort at a joke.

The hand hold is again in a basket weave (cross) formation.

The flexible limbs of some species are used in basket weaving.

Then two hours' credit for advanced basket weaving, and that's twelve.

Basket weaving is also carried out to a high level of skill and variation.

At the top is a basket weave of strips dabbed with blue.

Basket weaving, which was introduced about this time, offered others work and a livelihood.

Basket weaving was common in the area and some houses still have roofs made of straw.

The long strips are trimmed, cleaned, and used in basket weaving.

The activities include aerobics, basket weaving and training companion animals.

The basket weave has the advantage of using whole bricks, so you won't have to cut any.

The women of the Anasazi are famous for their elegant basket weaving.

Two of the most common skills employed by the monks were rope making and basket weaving.

In addition, Elliott is an expert on basket weaving and other primitive skills.

Branches of willows that grow around the lake were used for basket weaving.

Basket weaving was one of the skills he had ordered his father's slaves to teach him as a youth.

Others say they were won over by details like a marble mantelpiece or basket weave floor.

Happily, if the quiet of basket weaving has provided the time and space for talking, it is also the antidote to such talk.

You can have the most marvelous facilities for basket weaving and, frankly, you're probably not assisting in education.

The floors will be built with a resilient triple basket weave design.

She enjoys writing poetry, basket weaving, learning Spanish and the flute.

"They were doing traditional occupational therapy - basket weaving and crayons," he said.