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 »
I’ve had a lot of people ask me, “What’s the best way to join wide-binding cane strands”? So, in this post, I’ll show you how to join the cane stop-and-start strands so they are invisible
How-to Join Wide Binding Cane Strands Read More »
