The first is called “Dance To The Rythem” and is embellished with knotless netting!

I am particularly partial to petroglyphs, and am just taken with what Janet has done with this base. I see dancing notes in this little wooden beads! Way to go, Janet!

Here are more glyph ceramics dolled up with Janet’s special twist:
“God Speed” features spaced wrapping and is wonderfully graphic!


“The Sign” (embellished with yarn)


I love the radiating stitch pattern on this one, like ripples radiating from the palmprint!
The last is called “Dark Side of the Moon,” and I am told is a tribute to me!

Janet, I am just speechless. Of course this is in reference to my “Catching the Moon” series (which can be seen on my website.) Thank you, Janet, I am so flattered!

If you have baskets that you made using ceramic bases from my MakeABasket etsy shop, send them in, and I would love to publish them!
3 comments:
Wow, those are absolutely beautiful. Any idea what material she used in her coils?
thank you for pointing that out, Kessie! I forgot to say, she coiled all 4 using sweetgrass! yum!
Those are stunning. The top picture is particularly appealing. I love how it is a combination basket and dream catcher.
Hugs,
Nancy
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