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    collapseable baskets,

    my dear wife seen a picture recently of a collapseable basket shaped like an apple,and kind of dropped hints that she would love one for the kitchen,
    just wondering where can i get patterns for these baskets,are there any available patterns on line,or who has them.......tony
    not doing much
    and busy doing it

    having fun making sawdust.


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    Our very own Fox Chapel has published two books of collapsible basket patterns by Rick and Karen Longabaugh. I didn't see an apple in any of them but there are loads of other patterns. Once you get the hang of it, they are quite easy to make.

    george
    A day without sawdust is a day without sunshine.
    George

    delta 650, hawk G426

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      took your advice GEORGE,
      have ordered one of there books,looking forward too reading it....
      not doing much
      and busy doing it

      having fun making sawdust.


      http://www.customcutz4you.webs.com/

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