Tired of the same old patterns when it comes to replacing seats on chairs with seat rails, dowels or rungs? Looking for different designs to use other than the traditional rush, basketweave, and herringbone to […]
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ADDITIONS TO BASKET GUILDS RESOURCE LINKS — The newest Basket Guild weblinks on WickerWoman.com are for two North Carolina groups, the Catawba Valley Basketmakers Association and the Natural Fibers Group. Check out these two new
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New Basketweaving Book: A Basketmaker’s Odyssey…Over, Under, Around & Through. Lyn Syler and Carolyn Kemp, the twosome who wrote The Basket Book and Handmade Baskets (with a combined sales of over 400,000 copies) have a
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WickerWoman.com is now an Alibris Book Seller Affiliate — Click here to find all the new, used and out-of-print books referred to on my website and on this Blog, using the handy Alibris hotlink in
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Welcome Helen B. Cribbs and her daughter-in-law Jamie Cribbs as the newest addition to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory! Helen’s business is Peerless Rattan located in Springfield, OH and Jamie’s satellite family
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Welcome Bill & Sally Brick of B-Reseated Chair Weaving from St. Thomas, PA the latest addition to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory! B-Reseated Chair Weaving has been in business ten years serving
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Rhonda Wilson–Yucca, Beargrass & Devil’s Claw The Tohono O’odham Community Action (TOCA) is holding an eBay auction called “Bridging the Gap” to support the 10th Annual CELEBRATION OF BASKETRY AND NATIVE FOODS FESTIVAL at the
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Well, although I didn’t post the information about our Range Fiber Arts Guild sponsored antler basket class on my webpage, the five gals that attended the “Safekeeping” antler basket wall hanging class had fun yesterday.
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