Today is our 39th wedding anniversary, and “they” thought we’d never make it past 5 years! We met and fell in love overseas. Back in the early 1970s I was traveling in Europe and […]
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John “Jack” W. Jungroth 1929-2011 Today June 7, 2012, is the one year anniversary of my father, John “Jack” Jungroth’s passing. It’s been a very difficult time for me and yet, seems like it was
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My willow-antler basket, “Precious Hidden Cargo,” was just accepted into the 8th Annual Juried Exhibition 2012 at the Edge Center Gallery in Bigfork, Minnesota for the show during July of this year. Opening Reception
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Whether the seat is round, trapezoidal or horseshoe-shaped, several of us “old-timers” have learned how to take shortcuts and use the strands of cane to their best advantage and are sharing our techniques. The how
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM I bet this blog post’s title really surprised you, didn’t it? Well, yes, English willow coffin-making is taking place and being woven over “across the pond” in England and has been for
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TUESDAY WEAVING TIPS–Revised Cane Webbing Tutorial Page Today’s tip is an update on a How-to page I posted many months ago here on WickerWoman.com under the Articles index page, FREE “How-to Install Cane Webbing” Instructions.
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How and Why to Make Caning Fish Heads Remember a while ago (Yikes, it was in 2011), when I made a blog post aboutFinding the Right Chair Caning Hole when you are weaving the diagonal
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Hey there, fellow chair caners! Did you know there’s a right and wrong way of weaving with strand chair cane? Whaaaat? There’s a wrong way to weave a strand of cane when chair caning? “No
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