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Showing posts with label large oval market basket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label large oval market basket. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Baskets

Here are the baskets that arrived today.  All the way from Ghana.  So sturdy, last forever ... I have three!


Small Oval Baskets $20
Large Oval Baskets $40
Large Round Baskets $42

The quilt top in the background is a pattern called "Lattice".  Class on February 21.  $20 plus supplies.

Tuesday, May 10, 2016

New Baskets

There haven't been any new baskets in the shop for a while, so I was pleased to see what was in the shipment today.  Wonderful hand woven baskets from Ghana.  The first one I ever bought (large round market basket) is still in constant use and still in great shape.  I like them all but another favorite is the bread basket because it's just right to carry a smaller sewing or knitting project.

Large Round Market Baskets
$36.00

Large Oval Market Baskets
$35.00

U-Shoppers
$43.00

Bread Baskets
$26.00

Sorry:  My supplier has informed me that their prices are going up this month.  These are the last I'll have at these prices.




Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Baskets!

Remember:  Inventory sale continues through Dec. 10 (in-store only)
Remember:  Shop hop passports are on sale (hop dates are Feb. 3-6)

Just in time for Christmas Shopping, we received a nice shipment of African baskets yesterday. 


Large oval, small oval and small round market baskets

Large round and fruit baskets

U-Shoppers

Bread Baskets

These durable baskets come to us from Ghana.  Hand woven (of course!) there are no two exactly the same.  The large round and oval market baskets are good for toting around ALL your "stuff".  The U-shopper is a slightly more fashionable choice (two have lace sections in the weaving - good for the beach - shake the sand out).  The bread baskets are more shallow, good for taking along an individual project to work on, even your knitting!

Tags read:
Hand made in Ghana
by
Rural Women Co-operatives
guided by fair trade policies
in
support of rural poverty alleviation