Here’s a link to the Indy Star newspaper covering the new Native American Art exhibition “Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation,” at the Eiteljorg Museum. www.eiteljorg.org […]
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Mindy King, owner of the Chair Weaver located in southeastern Ohio in Guysville, is the newest addition to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair
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Now, I don’t claim to be proficient in the Swedish language, but even so, was fascinated by the pictures on this site, showing what a
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What a hoot! This Canadian from British Columbia, makes vessels, baskets, books and androgynous human forms from materials gathered from her property and rattan reed,
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Tomorrow Wednesday, April 5, 2006 at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be, (using the American
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Welcome to the latest two additions to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory on WickerWoman.com! Karen Scott Caning & Basketry is listed in
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Chair caning experts Tom and Kathleen Barnes, listed on the Furniture Repair Directory of WickerWoman.com, now have their own website! This husband and wife team,
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Harry Goudie in England has a very nice website with several articles, patterns, list of tools, and techniques for working with willow in your basketweaving
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