#CaneSpotting Vintage Ballonoff Hot Mats All you chair nerds will be happy for the score I just made while out scouring the antique stores and second-hand shops! Sometime last winter in 2011 I purchased […]
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Are you new to the chair caning craft? Maybe you’ve just taken it up as a hobby or have you decided to make chair caning your part-time or full-time business profession? Been struggling with the
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Whether the seat is round, trapezoidal or horseshoe-shaped, several of us “old-timers” have learned how to take shortcuts and use the strands of cane to their best advantage and are sharing our techniques. The how
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TUESDAY WEAVING TIPS–Revised Cane Webbing Tutorial Page Today’s tip is an update on a How-to page I posted many months ago here on WickerWoman.com under the Articles index page, FREE “How-to Install Cane Webbing” Instructions.
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How and Why to Make Caning Fish Heads Remember a while ago (Yikes, it was in 2011), when I made a blog post aboutFinding the Right Chair Caning Hole when you are weaving the diagonal
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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
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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
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Don’t miss the 4th Annual Iron Range Earth Fest in Mt. Iron, Minnesota this coming Saturday, April 20, 2012 from 9:00 a.m. – 4 p.m. What is the Iron Range Earth Fest? Earth Fest
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