Are you maybe new to the chair caning profession, or have taken it up as a hobby? Feeling isolated and alone, need someone to “talk” to? Do you want to keep this heritage art craft […]
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Interested in chair caning, but have a few questions about how to care for your cane furniture, what instruction books to buy to complete the projects, where to get materials? Then check out the Seatweaving
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In June of 2006, I traveled to England on a McKnight/Arrowhead Regional Arts Council Fellowship Grant. The grant allowed me to study how willow is grown and cultivated for basket making and also to study
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Ever since I began caning chairs way back in the 1970s, I have never tied knots on the bottom of the cane chair seats. What did you say??? No knots on a hole-to-hole cane seat
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Do you cane chairs for a living or hobby? Anxious to join a guild, but have never heard of a Chair Seat Weaver’s Guild? Well, now’s your chance to get in on the ground floor
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The rarely taught hand-twisted cattail leaf rush class took place on the North House Folk School campus on February 3 & 4, 2007, so the campus looked a bit different from the one posted above!
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I will be teaching a hand-twisted bulrush or cattail leaf chair seat class on February 3 & 4th at Minnesota’s only folk school — North House Folk School in Grand Marais, MN. There’s still time
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Do you have questions about your furniture with woven seats? Not sure what the material is or what the pattern is called? Do you want to know how to maintain your cane chairs or stain
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