What in the world is she talking about, you might ask? But if you’re a chair caner, I bet you already know what I’m talking about, right? In this post, I will help you decide […]
Which cane hole do I use for the fish head? Read More »
TUESDAY TIP OF THE DAY–Today’s blog post is about a situation that new chair caners encounter frequently, and it’s a question I’m asked many times during the chair caning classes I teach. “How tight is
How tight is too tight in chair caning? Read More »
TUESDAY TIP OF THE DAY–Tools for applying sheet cane webbing Applying sheet cane webbing? Having problems getting the caning down into the grove? Try using some specially made wooden chair caning wedges to insert the
Chair Caning Wedges–Tuesday Tip of the Day Read More »
FRIDAY FEATURE– is an update on Chair Caning Blogs that I follow and would suggest you subscribe to also, either using their email subscription or RSS feed. Keep up with what’s going on in the
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Well, I’m off to see the wizard–the wonderful wizard of woodworking! Leaving for the 1,600 round trip journey in just a few minutes! For all of you that are not familiar with woodworking, building furniture
Chair Caning Class at Marc Adams Woodworking School Read More »
MONDAY MENTION–Chair Caning We just added another chair caning expert to the National Furniture Repair Directory™ in the Seatweaving section on WickerWoman.com! Dick Knotts, owner of The Seat Doktor, has been weaving for over 10
Chair Caning in Hickory, North Carolina Read More »
Ever have one of those chair caning jobs where you’re working on a hole-to-hole cane rocker that simply won’t stay put when you’re trying to weave the seat? You know, when that blasted rocker keeps
Stabilize Your Cane Rocker with Spring Clamps Read More »
Are you at a loss for a good way to soak willow rods and chair cane webbing or sheet cane? Here’s a great tip to help with your chair caning and willow basketweaving projects. PVC
PVC Pipe Soaking Tubes Read More »
