• AMISH TRAY page 14
  "Unfortunately the directions do not say how to upsett the sides.
  Try to round them upward without making a sharp crease at the base of the stakes. If this is too difficult, make the crease. It is not a bad thing. The corners of the tray have to be sharply upsett.
  Source of brown ash: prepared and ready to weave: Gratiot Lake Basketry in Gratiot Lake, MI."
  
  
• ASHLEY'S BERRY BASKET SCARF page 21
  "There are 215 yards per skein in the yarn."
  
  
• ON THE CONTRARY page 68
  "Use very heavy stakes and medium weavers, as the normal practice."
  
  
• SPIRALING DOUBLE WALL page 97
  "HOW EMBARASSING! I can't believe it, but I left out a sentence, I guess. Just after: See Diagram 7, it should say, "Cut one of the 7 mm stakes off flush with the base weaving, making the total 55 stakes". Thus a continuous weave is possible."

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