Translation for 'basket weaving' from English to French

basket weaving

vannerie {f}

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weaving

tissage {m} [procédé]

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to learn weaving

apprendre à tissertextile

weaving mill

tissage {m}ind.textile

weaving loom

métier {m} à tissertextile

basket

panier {m} [corbeille]

corbeille {f}

basket maker

vannier {m}occup.

bicycle basket

panier {m} de vélobicyc.

hanging basket

suspension {f} floralehort.

collection basket

corbeille {f} pour la quêtefin.relig.

market basket

panier {m} à anseoutil.

fruit basket

corbeille {f} à fruit

wine basket

corbeille {f} à vincuis.

basket arch

anse {f} de panierarch.

basket-making

vannerie {f}

laundry basket

corbeille {f} à linge

panier {m} à linge

toy basket

panier {m} à jouets

linen basket

panier {m} à linge

moses basket

moïse {m} [lit d'enfant]

• The three different techniques of Pomo basket weaving are plaiting, coiling, and twining.
• "Archaeology Park" ("Ark Park") is the home of the fair's archaeology crew, and includes replica cedar houses like those used by Pacific Northwest Native American tribes, displays of artifacts and photos of archaeological digs from the fair site, and hands-on demonstrations of flintknapping, firemaking, basket weaving and other Native American skills.
• Pomo people are renowned for their basket weaving, done by both men and women.
• Weaving is often classified as “craft” alongside other art forms like ceramics, embroidery, basket weaving, and more.
• Traditionally, the waste shavings, which are particularly durable, are used for basket weaving or for kindling. They also make excellent compost and plant bed material.

• Pandanus has multiple uses, which is dependent in part on each type and location. Some Pandanus are a source of food while others provide raw material for clothing, basket weaving and shelter.
• Handicrafts, basket weaving and wood carving are the principal arts among the Aka tribe.
• Some of them are indeed physical objects such as musical instruments, but many are technologies like "basket weaving" or abstractions like "victory".
• Also part of Irish folklore are the handed-down skills, such as basket-weaving or St. Bridget's crosses.
• Saddle-making and basket weaving are local handicrafts.

• The root bark of Sitka spruce trees is used in Native Alaskan basket-weaving designs Native Americans heated and plied the roots to make cord.
• Underwater basket weaving is an idiom referring pejoratively to supposedly useless or absurd college or university courses and often generally to refer to a perceived decline in educational standards.
• Some of these ancient art forms include jade carvings, performance art such as music and their respective instruments, textile art such as basket weaving, paper art and clothing.