What a delight it was when I opened my emails this morning to discover a post about the Russian Birch Bark Basketmaker,Vladimir Yarish , that Eric Taylor talked about in The Basketmaker’s Wife blog […]
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Terms of Endearment –Mr. Wicker Woman meant to be dear when he gave me a Valentine’s Day compliment last week, but… I’ve been eating a lot of things I shouldn’t be lately, which makes my
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MONDAY MENTION–Sounds of the Wild Wolves When we first moved up here to our 120 acre place in northern Minnesota on the Iron Range in 2002, and before the willows grew so high
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Well, as you have probably noticed, if you’ve viewed my website or blog over the last few days, we’ve made some changes to the template. It’s stayed pretty much the same with the three-column
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TUESDAY TIPS –In honor of Valentine’s Day, this Tuesday Tips is about making a heart shaped basket. You can weave them out of birch bark as I did for a basketry class a few
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You know, ever since I designed and created my very first antler basket way back in 1990, this style basket has remained my favorite to weave. Although I also weave traditional baskets made
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM — There are three main types of chair cane seats. Really, did you know that? Can you identify and name them all? Learn the differences between hole-to-hole cane, sheet cane, and porch
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MONDAY MENTION — The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc., the first and only chair caning guild in North America, will hold their 5th Annual Gathering this summer in Eagle, Wisconsin on the grounds of Old World Wisconsin
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