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I am interested in hand knit traditional ganseys. They were beautiful and extraordinarily functional garments. Here is my research journal and thoughts on related historical issues
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Not everything needs to be learned by doing. That is the classic result of turning green wood. I'm not even a scientist and I knew that.
Archer; then you also know that some of the professional bowl turners work with green wood - One guy I know, sells his at $300 - $1,000 each. Working with green wood allows him much greater productivity, giving him time to teach, travel, and play.
http://www.customwooddesign.com/turninggreenwood-1.html
http://www.johnjordanwoodturning.com/John_Jordan_Woodturning/Understanding_Wood.html
http://www.woodturningvideosplus.com/green-wood-bowls.html
http://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodturning-articles/make-a-twice-turned-bowl-green-wood
I have turned greenwood into bowls, cups, platters, and storage bobbins.
If one does not have a few failures, then one is not taking enough risks.
Without failures, one does not learn.
http://citl.indiana.edu/news/dir-feb2012.php
https://www.brainpickings.org/2014/08/15/john-gardner-failure/
http://creatingminds.org/quotes/failure.htm
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