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 […]
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2012 bring many blessings, prosperity and joy to all my friends, family and blog followers. Here’s a list of the best and most popular blog posts of 2011 for you to
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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
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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
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Please join me and extend a welcome greeting to the new chair caning business listed on the National Furniture Repair Directory™–Seatweaving here on WickerWoman.com! We have our first business listing for the state of Kansas!
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FRIDAY FEATURE–Recently Mindy King, Vice President of The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc., taught a splint seat weaving class at Woodcraft in Parkersburg, West Virgina. The kind folks at Woodcraft made a wonderful video documenting the restoration
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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
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This post is a reprint taken from my newsletter sent through Yahoo! Groups for nearly seven years from 1999-2007 with a subscriber list of 800+ Wicker Woman’s Weavings Volume 9, Issue 3, March 2007Library of
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