There’s a sweet little secret tucked inside the OSU Farmer’s Market in Oklahoma City. Meet Pauline. She hand weaves each of her one of a kind baskets. Each one is made with expertise, care and love. 
While I was at my mom and dad’s this week, Santa had tucked this amazing treasure under the tree for ME! Look at the detail! I love it! Sugar likes it, too.
Thanks Santa! (Thanks Pauline!)
Want one for you? Or for a friend? Or maybe you’d like to learn to weave? Here is the contact info. 🙂
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They are gorgeous! So creative.
I don’t know how her fingers do it! 🙂
WOW! Thanks so much ladies. God has blessed me with a very special talent. My Mom taught crafts til the day she died but plaster craft and tole painting were not my “nitch”. Baskets grabbed ahold of me and haven’t let go. Everyone has their own special talent and it is such a blessing when you find it.
And the awesome part is the blessing you are to others, Pauline! Thanks for all you do! ♥
Really interesting weave!
Very unique, that’s for certain!
These are so gorgeous, and a far cry from the misshapen offerings I made at school and took home to my mom. 😀
At least you tried!!! 🙂
I admire anyone who has the patience for this craft. It tears up the hands or it toughens them up…
I love her work! Wonder if she does custom work? I am always looking for baskets with lids or baskets that are divided and cant find them. (:
I can’t imagine how it must hurt the hands. Shoot Pauline an e-mail with your questions….I’m sure she would take great care of you. She’s a sweet lady ♥
Thank you!
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Pauline’s work is amazing and beautiful!!! I am so proud to be the owner of her unique art….Thank YOU Pauline!!
Add a pic of yours, Nae!
They’re gorgeous – I love baskets. I have about 10 and keep odds and ends in them.
exactly….lovely and practical as well!
agreed!
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I love basket weaving! What an art form. I love beautiful and useful things!
Agree!!!
Those are really nice. My mom made baskets – never learned to do it. I wish I had hung onto one of them.
Oh, I’m sure you do! There are many things I wish I’d hung on to…..(kicking myself!) 🙂
They’re beautiful and what a great gift idea…
Aren’t they though! 🙂
If you put all your loose stuff in a beautiful basket, you no longer have a mess. THAT’s what I love about baskets. And, these are beautiful! What an art form!
I agree…baskets are mess busters! And beautiful at that! 🙂