Basket weave

[Tammi201]

Another great pattern from Steve Good.  This is a basket , the wood is popular, I stained the top and bottom with golden oak and the rest is black walnut.  

[Frank Pellow]

You did a very good job on this!

I must look up Steve's pattern because, if I am able to do nearly as well as you did, I know that my wife will love this.

Thanks for the inspiration!

[Dave Monk]

Very nice Tammi. I like how you you used the two colors of stain.

[Tammi201]

2 hours ago, Frank Pellow said:

You did a very good job on this!

I must look up Steve's pattern because, if I am able to do nearly as well as you did, I know that my wife will love this.

Thanks for the inspiration!

This was easy to make. . Thank you

[Tammi201]

48 minutes ago, Dave Monk said:

Very nice Tammi. I like how you you used the two colors of stain.

Thank you

[JAC1961]

I've got some of Steve's basket patterns on my "to-do" list.  Great job.

[Rockytime]

Beautiful job. I like the wood choices and the finish!

[wombatie]

I am not normally a basket lover but I do like this one, I will have to look for the pattern.  You did a fabulous job Tammi and I like the wood colors that you chose.  Well done.

Marg

[lawson56]

Down right Awesome job Tammi.I tried that once

[Scrolling Steve]

That turned out great !...Nice work !

[daveww1]

very nice basket

[Frank Pellow]

19 hours ago, Tammi201 said:

This was easy to make. . Thank you

You are right about that Tammi.  Thanks to you, I made one of these baskets too, and it looks to be a LOT harder to make than it actually is.

[Denny Knappen]

Very well done.  The use of stain is real effective.

[heppnerguy]

it was one of these Steve Good box patterns that started me in scrolling. I was making intarsia and getting tired of how much time they took, but not interesting in scrolling because I thought it was all about silhouettes and nothing more. As I was looking on the computer, I came across one of Steve Goods box patterns and was amazed that something like this could actually be cut on a scroll saw, so I had to give it a try.   And like you, I found them not very difficult to make and quite attractive little pieces. So now i do mostly scrolling and love it a lot. I still think intarsia is a great media and I do one every now and then, but I enjoy scrolling more. My intarsia skills are not as good as they once were but one now and then is OKeh to do.  

 I am happy for you, that  you gave this a try and I bet we will see you cutting more of them in the near future. there are many box patterns out there for free. 

Dick

heppnerguy 

[spirithorse]

Well done, Tammi!
Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[Charlie E]

Very very nice! I'm usually not a big fan of Poplar but you made that look beautiful. I may have to try one of those. Thanks for posting.

[cashew]

Nice Job!!  I did a few of those last year but I blew them up larger and made easter baskets for all my grands -- Yours came out much better though (paint hides some things)

 

Edited May 5, 2020 by cashew

[Tammi201]

On 5/4/2020 at 10:28 PM, cashew said:

Nice Job!!  I did a few of those last year but I blew them up larger and made easter baskets for all my grands -- Yours came out much better though (paint hides some things)

 

They are beautiful, what a wonderful gift for the grandkids.  

[amazingkevin]

Top shelf quality you did!!!! You stirring up an interest in you work from us here!!! Keep your work coming!!!

[namunolie]

it is look beatiful~

[Hawk]

1. You know, I never thought about putting flowers in them...DOH!!! Very nice basket, You have inspired me to make one.......or two.....

Chris

[goldfish]

Steves patterns are great I have done a few. One thing im not sure on is if a lot of the projects need to be printed on A3 as A4 seems to small ???

[Oges]

Great work Tammi