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Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
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Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
And this is what they turned into...............
I used the stump of the tree to carve the fruit bowl. Its amazing what a chainsaw can be used for It was green wood when I carved it so it has split in three places. No problem, next year (when its fully dry) I will fill the cracks with sawdust mixed with glue and give the entire thing a nice final sanding and oiling.
The basket turned out MUCH better than I was expecting, esp considering my one and only class in basket making was in school when I was 12.
Prince Charming is there for size comparison and had to be promptly removed from the basket as he thought it was the worlds BEST EVER cockatiel toy
I used the stump of the tree to carve the fruit bowl. Its amazing what a chainsaw can be used for It was green wood when I carved it so it has split in three places. No problem, next year (when its fully dry) I will fill the cracks with sawdust mixed with glue and give the entire thing a nice final sanding and oiling.
The basket turned out MUCH better than I was expecting, esp considering my one and only class in basket making was in school when I was 12.
Prince Charming is there for size comparison and had to be promptly removed from the basket as he thought it was the worlds BEST EVER cockatiel toy
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
Wow GB that basket is amazing! I would love to do a few of my own but lack the skill I think.
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
Wow GB, is there not end to your talents?
Particularly love the basket
Particularly love the basket
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
Aw shucks guys you are all so sweet
And basket making isnt that hard really, perhaps you could try a good book? Am going to have a look about as would like to make some more kinds.
I really wanted to make a trough shaped fruit bowl but my log wasnt big enough and my chainsaw not strong enough.
Next step a nice big lathe and hunt out some big chunks of wood
And basket making isnt that hard really, perhaps you could try a good book? Am going to have a look about as would like to make some more kinds.
I really wanted to make a trough shaped fruit bowl but my log wasnt big enough and my chainsaw not strong enough.
Next step a nice big lathe and hunt out some big chunks of wood
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
Watch this space... I will definitely have to give it a go! You are inspiring
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
boobiejuicemama wrote:Watch this space... I will definitely have to give it a go! You are inspiring
http://www.bushcraft.ridgeonnet.com/basicbasket.htm
Will have to give this one a try!
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
oooh that is a bit fancy I am sure your talent is up to it, however I think this is more my level http://www.allfreecrafts.com/easter/paper-basket.shtml lol
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
Can see those cute things in my future the kids should love "helping" make those
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Re: Cut down a tree and cleared some vines
that basket is amazing - well done
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