r ranson wrote:Opalyn. Are the attached images your submission for the badge? If so, can you put them in a separate post?
Check out the plans to build your own charka-style spinning wheel from bicycle parts
Explore the intersection of permaculture, community, and the cycle of life at Herland Forest Natural Burial Cemetery and the Windward Education and Research Center
r ranson wrote: I don't know if hand straps fit this bb as well.
Check out the plans to build your own charka-style spinning wheel from bicycle parts
Explore the intersection of permaculture, community, and the cycle of life at Herland Forest Natural Burial Cemetery and the Windward Education and Research Center
Check out the plans to build your own charka-style spinning wheel from bicycle parts
Explore the intersection of permaculture, community, and the cycle of life at Herland Forest Natural Burial Cemetery and the Windward Education and Research Center
r ranson wrote:PEP is about more than showing we have the skills, but also showing that we can apply them to daily life.
Anyone can weave a band. It's easy.
The hard part is making the band the right size to fit the hardware. Attaching it to the hardware in a suitable manner. If I'm evaluating the BB application, these are the skills I would want to see. The actual band weaving is only about half of it. A good camera strap starts with the hardware and plans the rest of the project around that.
Check out the plans to build your own charka-style spinning wheel from bicycle parts
Explore the intersection of permaculture, community, and the cycle of life at Herland Forest Natural Burial Cemetery and the Windward Education and Research Center
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