We are very limited here on Blogger.com as to the choices of our templates (only about 20) and frankly after blogging here for five years I’ve gotten bored with the look and changed templates a […]
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It’s raining again today and the wind has been kicking up rather strongly, but every so often some rays of sunshine stream down, making for a very beautiful tableau. Wonder if we’ll be fortunate enough
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I will be the monthly featured speaker, presenting “The Wonderful World of Wicker” with a special emphasis on my Antler Basketmaking at the Heritage Basketry Guild of Dayton, Ohio. Heritage Basketry Guild Monday evening, August
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Although I’ve been on Facebook now for well over a year with my personal profile and the Facebook fan page for The Wicker Woman, the link for the fan page was quite cumbersome with the
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Wow, today is my FIVE year blogoversary! Who would ever have thought way back in July of 2004, that I’d still be blogging about the things I love; chair caning, basket weaving and wicker repair????
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My daughter Maggie just sent me these two pictures of my darling 13 month old granddaughter, Lily. Maggie said, “Mother you have created a monster… We cannot get her off! She is climbing on the
Reporter Jean McClelland writes about antiques for The Herald-Dispatch in West Virginia and wrote this article, “As relaxing reminder, wicker speaks of summertimes past,” which appeared in the paper on May 31, 2009. Thanks to
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Famed Master woodworker Sam Maloof died last week on Thursday, May 21 at the age of 93. I watched him on a PBS special Craft In America, and was blown away by his calm demeanor,
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