SplinterGroup
commented 1 minute ago
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That is slick!
Did you take any measures to set the tension or just go with what "feels right" ?
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Eric - the "Loft"
commented about 22 hours ago
Neat process in the weave Ross, looks like you will have the strength and it will be comfortable to sit on.
Ron Stewart
commented about 19 hours ago
That’s a very interesting (and involved) process. How many feet of cording do you think you’ll end up using for the entire bench?
Have you ever heard of a singer-songwriter named Laura Veirs? She has an album titled Warp and Weft. I didn’t know those terms before I bought the album. It’s funny where one learns things.
WillMSP
commented about 18 hours ago
Awesome! About a month ago, I decided that I wanted to do a Danish cord bench but, for whatever reason, using nails didn't appeal to me. I looked online for weaving techniques without nails and I found some mentions, but not much by way of details (other than designs with double rails), so this is really helpful!
Ross Leidy
commented about 2 hours ago
Ron - I have that Laura Veirs album. In fact, I'm going to play it on my computer as I respond here.
“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Benjamin Franklin
Ron Stewart
commented about 1 hour ago
newRoss Leidy
commented about 2 hours ago
Ron - I have that Laura Veirs album. In fact, I'm going to play it on my computer as I respond here.
That's cool, and a little unexpected; she's not exactly a household name. I saw her in person in 2016 as part of case/lang/veirs at the Ryman in Nashville. We sprung for first-row seats, and I could literally reach out and touch the front of the stage. It was a fantastic show.
Lightweightladylefty
commented about 1 hour ago
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Ross,
We really enjoy seeing your weaving techniques. You've acquired a great combination of skills. And your finished projects are always perfect.
L/W