RBS progress
Transfer paper is a good thing.
Yes, there’s been some activity on the rolling ball sculpture base! I have a lovely piece of maple that I spent what seems like years sanding. (And, I STILL might have to do more!) I even worked on a bit of extra maple for stain samples, but didn’t finish it because I couldn’t wait to get started on the real thing. I had a heck of a time transferring the drawing to the actual wood. The reason, I finally discovered was that I had altered a couple of angles while working on the pine mock-up. And, since that piece wasn’t large enough for the design in the first place, I was rather confused last night.
Stain: Antique Maple
Stains: Chestnut and Brazilian Rosewood
Things are looking better.
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Stained Woods: Art by Tina Hanagan, Bloomington, IN 
April 9, 2009 at 12:58 am
Woohoooooooooo! It’s looking great so far! I am so jazzed to see the progress. You are so going to be improving the final product. Thanks for taking on the project.
April 15, 2009 at 10:23 pm
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