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    Down Under Day 6 and 7

    It’s been a quick week but today I was able to round up and finish the cairns piece. I ended up getting to use my banding trick, which I have been wanting to try but needed the right circumstance. The basketry image I was chasing for this one seemed suited to utilizing this banding weave. I’ve been saying

     
     

    Down Under Day four and five

    I’ve got to remind myself that A) Light switches are upside down to me here and b) the cars and people are coming in the opposite direction. This really has nothing to do with the progress on the basket, it’s just on my mind at the end of the day. I’ve managed to lay down Read more...

     
     

    down under day 3

    Day 3 Down Under is done. I was able to get the upper lip of the basket placed and continue working on the main form. I am hopeful that by the end of work tomorrow I can begin the handle. If I can stay on schedule and not get too distracted I hope by Sunday Read more...

     
     

    Down Under day 2

    Today I was able to seam up the lower portion of the piece. I am now staged and ready to begin the upper portion. I think this basket will suit the space nicely once completed.

     
     

    Day One Down Under

    After A fog of a day yesterday and a flat out zonk, I got to begin work on the piece. As is my habit on arrival I seek out something in the space to help guide the piece in how it should interact with its environment. Among the displays hanging out in the space was Read more...

     
     

    Cairns interrupted

    In total what would have taken one 24hour block of travel to reach Cairns stretched into two. My first connection in Dallas narrowly missed my flight to Australia, stranding me and about 30 other Qantas passangers in Dallas for 24hours. With 12hours to kill before another 20hours of flying I decided to rent a car Read more...