2014-10-09 Basket Illusion Platter by Harvey Meyer (Part 1)

[@johnhoogenhout6686]

Really appreciated the demo and explanation for how to do this. Thank you.

[@TheScaryName]

I found one "mistake" at once in the Pima indian tribe platter, and I didn't even look for it. Other than that, WOW! I'd like to try this technique out myself...sadly, I'm too lazy. Good work, keep it up :)

[@marctepe4401]

having trouble finding the software for the indexing. Any help?

[@woodie763]

Could you use a piece of sheet metal to burn the valley?

[@dougwilson9486]

how about designing a wood burning tool and lathe tool in one. you could do both operations at once.

[@garriv777]

Where do you get the tool to cut the beads?

[@challengerfirearms3260]

D-WAY tools

[@cowboycurtiscollette]

what is the program called.for the graph paper

[@bettysimnitt3088]

curtis collette I use GridMaker on the App Store

[@derekecker139]

Where can one find the style tip you use?

[@gwinnettwoodworkers]

He was using a Robert Sorby beading tool.

[@derekecker139]

How about the colors. I can't find the native american colors anywhere, hobby lobby or michaels????

[@harveymeyer3690]

Assuming you're looking for the burning pen - you can get it from PJL Enterprises (Optima brand). 1/8" pen is #21AEF. 3/16" pen is #21BEF. Or you can contact me at [e-mail] as I have them available too.

[@harveymeyer3690]

Derek - I use Faber Castell Pitt artist pens. The 3 main colors I use are black, sepia, and sanguine. I order them from dickblick.com.

[@harveymeyer3690]

I don't use Sorby beading tools. I use D-Way beading tools. The D-Way tools are much better for doing this type of work.