Basket Weave Branded Bowl and Drinking Cup

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Cwalker935

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I learned about Basket Weave pyrography at the AAW symposium and bought a woodburner at the trade show. I had a rough turned cherry bowl ready for final turning so I decided to finish it and break in my new woodburner. I am pretty pleased with my first attempt at pyrography embellishment. The bowl is 9.5" in diameter and 4.23" tall.

Lida has been nagging me to drink more water so I decided to make myself a drinking cup using a 16 oz stainless steel cup and a piece of red gum that I had laying around. The red gum had a lot of cracks and voids and was just barely big enough. I filled the largest voids with milliput and finished it with systemthree epoxy so that it would hold up to hard use.
 

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mark james

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Great set Cody. I'll give a plug for the drinking mug. Less artsy fartsy than the pyro-bowl, but looks like it will take a beating, has a rustic feel/appearance, and in the end will get more use. (But I do love the bowls' embellishments).

However, it is apparent that some lessons were learned and the time well spent.
 
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