“If you work with your hands, you’re a laborer. If you work with your hands and your mind, you’re a craftsman. If you work with your hands and your mind and your heart, you’re an […]
Lovely quote for chair caning Read More »
TUESDAY WEAVING TIPS — Whenever you get the chance to “leave your mark” on a chair seat that you are restoring or reweaving, be sure to do it. Here I’ve inserted my business card between
Tuesday Tips–Leaving your mark on rewoven chair seats Read More »
Did you know that several of the Cane & Basket Supply Companies listed on WickerWoman.com publish either a monthly or weekly newsletter? See if your favorite chair caning or basket weaving supply company publishes a
Newsletters from Cane & Basket Supplies Read More »
I have amassed quite a few chair caning, wicker and basket weaving reference books over the 35+ years I’ve been in the weaving business. But until recently, most have been packed away in plastic totes
Storing Chair Caning Reference Books Read More »
Why is it that every time I turn around in my studio, something else has materialized into the space? It’s as if gremlins come in during the night and wreak havoc on the place, making
Cleaning Weaving Studio–Again! Read More »
A while ago I had an upper right molar #3 with a root canal and porcelain crown in it, removed. This root canal tooth had been giving me grief ever since it was put in
Dental work not stopping my chair caning Read More »
There have been so many updates made to the website that I hardly know where to begin and have not been very good about telling ya’ll about them, sorry! I’ll start with the new blog
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Just recently I discovered a very interesting and informative blog MinnesotaBrown, that deals mostly with events taking place on and the people living in northern Minnesota on the Iron Range area. Blogger Aaron Brown is
Friday Feature–MinnesotaBrown Blog Read More »
