I’ve always liked weaving “post and rail” chair seats, ones that have rungs on them, because the materials and weaving patterns to choose from are practically limitless. Here’s just a small sampling of some of […]
The Versatile Post and Rail Chair Seats–Tuesday Tips Read More »
Since 1974 Greene Furniture Restoration has been lovingly stripping and refinishing all types of furniture and also reweaving chair seats. They work hand-in-hand with customers and insurance companies on damage claims and restore finishes on
Caning & Refinishing in Hannacroix, New York Read More »
Arts International The best of the arts and crafts of the local heritage of the Iron Range is at Historic Kaleva Hall in Virginia, Minnesota on Saturday, March 12th from 10am – 2pm Historic Kaleva
Arts & Crafts Heritage on the Iron Range Read More »
I don’t know about you, but with this being the first week in March, hopefully Spring will be just around the corner for us up here in northeastern Minnesota on the Iron Range. But you
Is Spring heading your way yet? Read More »
On March 2, 2011 at 6 p.m. I will be speaking about my craft of antler basketmaking at the Ely Minnesota Public Library as the first of a three part series at libraries across the
Antler Basket Art Presentation at Ely Library Read More »
North House Folk School in Grand Marais, Minnesota is just about the best folk school in the country! And I’m very proud to have been included on the teaching staff since 1999. One of the
MPR Visits North House Folk School Read More »
My comment about listening to MPR as I work in my studio was read on Minnesota Public Radio’s membership drive last week when I decided to renew my sustaining membership online. Since there was a
Minnesota Public Radio Membership Drive Read More »
Today’s topic on Monday Mention is Weaver’s Words, a weekly Yahoo! Groups basket digest managed and moderated by Bonnie Krist. This email basketry digest was originally started in 1997 by 26-year old David Collins from
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