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    Posted 9 years ago

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    bindysue
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    This cute little basket is stitched with green and red thread. It's base appears to be tree bark. It's less than three inches tall and about five inches wide. It has small handles. I don't know its origins, but we've had it for over thirty years.

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    1. Tlynnie1942 Tlynnie1942, 9 years ago
      This basket was made by a member of the Seminole Native American tribe, and is probably from Florida. The colors used to stitch the grasses together are the colors used by the Seminole, as well as the bark bottom.
    2. bindysue, 9 years ago
      A BIG THANK YOU! We're trying to figure out these pieces and more. Your input is invaluable. :-)
    3. Tlynnie1942 Tlynnie1942, 9 years ago
      No trouble at all :)

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