Handwoven by Amish Families, Built to Last a Lifetime
Every basket is handwoven and signed by one of four Old-Order Amish families on the Iowa-Missouri border. Free shipping on every order, most arriving in 3 to 5 weekdays, and a lifetime guarantee on every basket.
25,902 customer reviewsRead what families say about their basketsWhat Makes Our Baskets Different
When you order from us, you are not just buying a basket. You are supporting real Amish families and getting a product we stand behind for life.
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From storage and organization to kitchen essentials and gift giving, find the perfect handcrafted basket for every room and occasion.

The Magazine & Newspaper Basket
Two sides and a wood handle down the middle. The magazines keep to one side, the newspaper and the catalogs to the other, and one hand lifts the whole pile and carries it to the next room.
See the new basketGifts They Keep for Life
A basket is a gift that never gets thrown away. Handwoven, signed by the family who made it, and guaranteed for life.
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Four Families. Every Basket Signed.
Four Old-Order Amish families on the Iowa-Missouri border weave every basket by hand. Out of respect for their faith they do not pose for photographs, so every basket carries their name instead.
Laundry Baskets Built to Last
Handwoven from rattan reed and strong enough for a full load, year after year. Each one is made by hand by an Amish family and signed by the crafter who made it.
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Need a Custom Size?
Choose the size you need and our Amish crafters will handweave it to order.
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From the Farmhouse
A new story from the families every Sunday, and recipes from the community all year long.

Latest Family Story
Getting a Home Ready for Church
Warm greetings from our Amish community here in the Heartland. It was a gray week here, cloudy from one end to the other, with showers coming through often enough that nobody bothered looking for the sun anymore. There was no haying to be done, and no one seemed to mind much. The families have turned their attention to putting up silage now, and the chopping goes on whether the sky is bright or not. There is something settling about the quiet of a wet week, the sound of ra...

From the Recipe Box
Autumn Surprise Cake
Mrs. John Henry Yoder sent along this autumn surprise cake, and the name comes honestly. There is no sugar in it at all. The sweetness is all honey, and the coconut is the part that catches people, since nobody expects to find it in an apple cake. She says she has been asked for the recipe more t...






























