This is our gift guide for 2026. Every basket in the shop, sorted by who you're buying for rather than by size or price, because that's the way people actually shop for a gift.
All of them are woven by hand here by Joanna, Kate, or Jesse, and signed and dated on the bottom. We work one basket at a time, so a few of these need lead time. Order dates are at the bottom.
For the cook
French Bread Basket, $54. Long and narrow, sized for a baguette or a folded towel of rolls.
Biscuit Basket, $52. Small and round, deep enough to hold heat under a cloth.
Bread & Brunch Basket, $63. Wider and shallower. Goes to the table full and stays there.
Nesting Tortilla Baskets, $120. Three baskets that stack down into one.
For someone who just moved
The first thing a new house needs is somewhere to put the mail.
Medium Mail Basket, $49. The size most people end up wanting. Hangs on a wall and holds about a week.
Footed Storage Basket, $79. The feet keep it off the floor, which matters in an entryway.
Stair Step Basket, $119. Sits on a stair tread and carries things up.
Chair-Side Basket, $86. Magazines, remotes, knitting. Sized to sit next to a chair without being in the way.
For winter up here
Mitten Basket, $79. Wet mittens dry better with air around them.
Primitive Front Porch Basket, $110. Large and sturdy, meant to live outside the door.
Candlestick Basket, $49. Tall and slim. Holds tapers, or dried stems.
Dried Flower Basket, $49. For the mantel from November through March.
For the one who carries everything
Purse Basket, $59. The smallest tote we make that still holds a wallet, keys, and a book.
Little Leather Handled Tote Basket, $69. The leather softens with use and keeps its shape.
Shoulder Leather Handled Tote, $84. A longer strap, so it rides on the shoulder instead of the hand.
Bicycle Basket, $69. Mounting hardware comes with it.
For the gardener
Garden & Gather Basket, $72. Open weave, so dirt falls through instead of collecting.
Farmer's Market Basket, $89. Wide and flat-bottomed, so tomatoes don't roll.
Pioneer Gathering Basket, $54. Deeper, for beans and cut flowers.
Northwoods Berry Basket, $45. Small enough to carry in one hand while you pick with the other.
Under $40
For a stocking, a hostess, a teacher, or a gift you need several of.
Little Gift Basket, $34
Cookie Basket, $39
Jelly Basket, $39
Any of these will hold whatever you were already planning to give.
For someone who'd rather make it
A kit comes with the reed cut to length, the hardware, and written instructions. The beginner kits are a weekend's work, and none of them need tools you don't already have.
Little Gift Basket kit, $22. The smallest first basket we'd suggest.
Snack Basket kit, $32. Rated beginner, and useful once it's done.
Jelly Basket kit, $26. A round base, which is a different skill than a square one. Good as a second basket.
Reed Snips from $12 and the Weaving Tool from $25, if they already have a kit.
For someone who'd rather learn it in person
We run small classes with all the materials and tools included, and everyone goes home with the basket they made. If the person you're buying for lives close enough to come, it's worth considering.
Order dates
We weave one basket at a time, so a little lead time helps.
In-studio pieces ship in about a week. Order by December 10 for Christmas.
Made-to-order pieces take three to six weeks. Order by November 10.
Custom work also takes three to six weeks, plus however long it takes us to settle the design together. If you're thinking about one for Christmas, get in touch soon.
Not sure which one?
Tell us who it's for and what room it's going in, and we'll point you toward something. Get in touch.
