Hey there, fellow chair caners! Did you know there’s a right and wrong way of weaving with strand chair cane? Whaaaat? There’s a wrong way to weave a strand of cane when chair caning? “No […]
Chair Caning Tip of the Day — Correct Weaving Direction Read More »
Today’s WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM deals with how the bottom or underneath side of a hole-to-hole cane chair looks, NOT your own bottom, thankfully! How neatly do you tie off the ends of your cane strands
caning knots or not? How does your bottom look? Read More »
Over the weekend I found out that one of our dear chair caning forum members, James Folmar, passed away at the age of 79. James was a bright light for us on the caning forum,
Another Chair Caning Expert Passes Read More »
Wednesday Wicker Wisdom Have you ever woven on a binder cane or porch cane seat and gotten to the last few rows and found that it’s nearly impossible to get those rows finished because the
Wide Binding Cane-loosen up tension Read More »
Have you ever used this alternate way to finish the binder cane corners when weaving a trapezoidal hole-to-hole cane chair, rather than pegging them off? Here’s a handy chair caning tip of the day to
Tuesday Chair Caning Tips–Binder Cane Corners Read More »
Wednesday Wicker Wisdom Well, my little fingers have been flying across the keyboard over these past weeks, making yet more improvements and additions to WickerWoman.com! One of those additions is a new page with FREE
Chair Caning Instructions-Great DIY Project Read More »
WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM — There are three main types of chair cane seats. Really, did you know that? Can you identify and name them all? Learn the differences between hole-to-hole cane, sheet cane, and porch
What? Three Types of Chair Caning? Read More »
Ran across this wonderful Youtube video today by the folks on the KeewaydinExpedition Channel on how to weave a hole-to-hole cane seat on a canoe seat. Nothing really special about the process, EXCEPT it’s been
Chair Caning in Lightning Speed Read More »
