Sticks and Stones Basket A163882 revealing the white clay through

revealing the white clay through the black slip

one of the most challenging techniques in woodturning: if the walls are turned too thinly

each stands about 8 inches tall and 3

SI1 clarity

balanced with a salt and pepper baguette-cut diamond (

Sticks and Stones Basket A163882 revealing the white clay throughPrangley blends traditional basketry making with wire working techniques and adds paper in the process to create her wire and paper baskets. The base is woven from fine gauge annealed steel wire, and the sides are constructed of heavy gauge annealed steel wire that's concealed within the paper sticks and stones shapes that form the basket. Each stick and stone shape is made with many layers of papers that are "painted" on with a special glue to their