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Hi Linda,
Your rain chain looks wonderful!!!!
I did some experiments with very fine wire some years ago and it
pretty much acted like thread.
Did you use a special beater for the heavier wire?
Janis
At 10:47 PM 9/13/2006, you wrote:
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Hi everyone,
I have put a couple of photos on my website showing the finished
piece inspired by the Japanese rain chain. My part of this
collaboration consists of five tablet-woven funnel cups made with
brass and copper wire, attached by loops of rope made from copper
wire to a long piece of rope made from brass wire. Also a photo of
some experiments with 28-gauge wire. They are at
<www.lindahendrickson.com/art-in-the-pearl-2006.htm>, or you can
click on thumbnails on my home page to go there.
Enjoy! I will be out of town for the next week, and am not sure if
I will have much access to a computer. If there are any questions,
I will answer them when I get home.
Take care,
Linda
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Laurelhurst Fiber Art Studio & Urban Farm
Portland, Oregon, USA
www.lindahendrickson.com
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