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BASKET -- WOODEN xx BASKET Garden trug, a traditional English greenwood basket, is a simple exercise in green woodworking. Boiled-and-bent slats are tacked onto a steam-bent frame. Gardener's gathering basket sits on legs to keep the produce off the ground. Includes instructions for making the steam-bent handle. Technique for cutting a spiral pattern in a piece of wood so that it can be formed into a "collapsible" basket. Harvest basket centerpiece. A basket consists of semi-circular wooden ends connected together with dowels. Wooden carrier to hold six quart-sized fruit baskets has a slat bottom and a bent-wood handle. Instructions for an alternate upright handle are included. Band sawn basket is made by cutting a spiral-pattern in a 7"x13"x1" piece of wood and telescoping it outward. The basket will collapse flat for storage. Welcome basket. Scroll saw a decorative wooden handle with a "Welcome" motif. The handle is attached to a small wooden basket which is fabricated by cutting a spiral pattern in flat wood, and then expanding it into a basket or bowl shape (like a collapsible tin drinking cup). Band sawn basket folds for storage and can be made of almost any wood. Spiral circles or ovals are cut into 1" stock using a band saw set at a slight angle (6-degrees). The resulting coil of wood can then be expanded to form a shallow wooden basket. Scroll saw silverware basket. Build a replica of an 18th century silverware tray which uses a scroll saw method to create the illusion of a woven basket. Autumn basket. Wooden basket features extensive scroll saw work on the sides and handle. Band saw basket collapses when you fold down the handle. Country basket. Wooden basket with slatted bottom and gourd-shaped ends with a heart-shape cutout. Overall dimensions: 8" tall, 8" long. Traditional apple tray. A scaled-down version of an early 19th-century Pennsylvania Dutch original. Overall dimensions: 9"x12"x3" deep. Bunny basket. Cut a wooden profile of a rabbit (or an owl). Spiral-cut a circular pattern in the middle of the profile. Pivot the circle and expand the spiral to form a small wooden basket. Laced wooden basket (11"x9"x4" deep) is made from 1/6"- and 1/8"-thick stock held together with leather strips. Scroll sawn baskets in three sizes. They look like woven market baskets, but aren't. Walnut and maple are used for bases and sides, maple for the handles. Turned basketry. How to hollow out a solid wood "basket" (complete with a slender handle) from a laminated block of wood using a lathe. Heart-shaped collapsible basket. Make a spiral cut in an 11"x11" piece of wood using a band saw set at a slight angle. The result can be pulled upward along the edges to form a shallow basket. Complete it by adding a handle and base. Oval collapsible basket. Concentric ovals are spiral cut into a 7"x13" piece of wood using a band saw set at an angle of 5-degrees. The ovals then can be telescoped up to form a basket. Berry box. Wooden tote with a handle in the center is designed for carrying vegetables, berries and flowers from the garden. A built-in cutting board stores in the base. | |||||||||
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