The two pieces are woven together to form a cable. Not sure what to do with it but the idea just appealed because it is decorative... Use your imagination for an idea. Link to cable pattern here.
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- Marion Starr
- Author and artist from Sydney. Published author of James Gough, a very industrious man, Murder, Mayhem & Misdemeanours, Early Settlers at the Cowpasture River 1810 -1830, and Unhappy Exiles - convicts of the Pitt & Kitty 1792
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7 comments:
I didn't expect that .
Ella, you don't have an email link! Can't contact you...
That was not even in the realm of possibilities that crossed my mind! Very neat to see!
Very cool. Nice decorative trim for lots of projects.
Very, very clever - not even on my radar of though
ha!
well i have never seen anything like that in my entire life! learn something new every day...
very interesting, thanks for sharing!
Hi Marion i have added my email link.
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