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[dbarleather]

Here are a few more.

[Beaverslayer]

I have to admit, this is one thing that I have given up on in life. I tried, and tried and tried some more. Spent almost 8 hours one day, and to no avail. Always got confused or something, then looking back over the weave I'd see 3 or 4 places where it was stamped wrong. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I have given up on this type of design.

I do love the look of it, but we all have to know our limitations and go from there. This way if someone ever asks if I can do a basket weave on something for them, I can tell then "No" I'm no good at it, and not have to worry about saying yes, and screwing up something that a customer is waiting for.

Great of you to show how this is done dbar, I know a lot of people will refer to this to learn. Thanks.

Ken

[dbarleather]

Ken,

Kinda like me and posting pictures on leatherworkernet. Like poop hitting a fan.

[Luke Hatley]

Basketweave, I really love doing it, but it is getting hard to do,

fingers start to cramp

[Spider]

Basketweave, I really love doing it, but it is getting hard to do,

fingers start to cramp

Ah phewy, I'm with Ken. I've tried with glasses, controlled breathing, bright & dim lights, stopping breathing and NOPE still jack it all up.

[dbarleather]

Spider,

Like me drawing a skull......ends up looking like sponge bob.

[Nicolau]

Wow, that looks great!

[flathat4life]

Here are a few more.

ok i know this thred is old but i was woundering, dbarleather, what brand name and size of basket you are useing here.

i am in the process of upgrading my stamps but im unfimilar with the sizes of these diffirent makers. i like the one you are useing here so if it aint to much trouble i would appreciate your help.

-thanks-