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different pieces. Seven hours later, if she’s working on a small basket, she tucks the final reed into place. ,

Jeanne plans soon to use white oak splints instead of her store-bought weaving reeds. She attended a basket workshop recently in West Virginia with one of the famous Cooks of Luray. known area-wide for their skill with white oak.

"1 learned how to split a tree at the workshop but it takes lots and lots of time and that's something I haven’t had much of lately. Maybe after the Baltimore show. I’ll be able to get around to it.

"First, you've got to find the right tree. It’s got to be five inches in diameter and about five feet long with no

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