Basketmakers, Basket Artists, Basketweavers and Fiber Artists from around the world
with Last names beginning with K.
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Donna Kallner
Full-time fiber artist and teacher from White Lake, WI specializing in
ancient techniques such as needle lace using natural materials such as willow,
Siberian iris, day lily, gourds and grasses.
Michael Kane
This on-island Nantucket Lightship basketmaker learned his craft from his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Reis, Sr. His work is
known for its tight weave, lavish use of ivory carvings, scrimshaw, unique forms
and impeccable craftsmanship.
Susan
Kavicky
Accomplished black ash basketmaker from Island Lake, IL. Her site features photos of her
baskets an artist statement and information on the workshops she offers from her home
studio. Read Susan's
review of the 2004 site-specific installation by John McQueen at the Racine
Art Museum (RAM) in Wisconsin that was published in Fiberarts Magazine.
Mark Kelz and Beth
Peterson
A husband and wife team who create "modern traditional" baskets of Oregon Ash
with intricately carved handles.
Diane
Kennedy
Basketmaker and teacher from Boyertown, PA uses natural materials, many of which
she collects and prepares herself, in
combination with round reed in her work. Roundwork techniques and natural
dyes are featured in the work of this Pennsylvania artist.
Kenneth
Kerry
White oak basketmaker comes from a long line of Louisiana basketmakers.
Louisa
Keyser - a.k.a. Dat-So-La-Lee
Extensive biographical information about Dat-So-La-Lee who was a famous Washo (or Washoe)
Indian woman basketweaver from the late 1800's and early 1900's. From the Nevada Women's
History Project.
Jonathan Kline
An accomplished black ash woodsplint basketmaker from Trumansburg, NY. John's site
covers the process of black ash basketry and offers natural and painted finished baskets
for sale. The pictures are delicious. Country
Living article about Jonathan Kline.
Laurie
dill-Kocher
Contemporary basketmaker and studio artist from Rochester, NY.
Aaron Kramer
Contemporary artist from Venice Beach, CA works with found objects, reclaimed
trash, recycled and alternative materials such as scrap street sweeper bristles,
coffee stirrers and strapping material to create woven and welded organic
sculptural forms.
Flickr photos tagged
Aaron Kramer.
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