Tuesday Tip of the Day—The first step in weaving paper rush seats is to fill in the side rail gussets or “squaring up” a trapezoidal seat. You are probably wondering why you’d need to square […]
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MONDAY MENTION–I was surfing around trying to find some more chair caning blogs like this one that I blogged about before, when I discovered that a favorite caning supply company, Peerless Rattan Company has a
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A while back I made a post about paper rush seatweaving and the perils of not stuffing the seats with cardboard or something else to protect the strands. I was having problems with my
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TUESDAY CHAIR CANING TIPS–You have seat weaving problems, I’ll try to solve them for you! THE PROBLEM: Have you ever seen a broken paper rush seat like this before with all the strands cut across
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Here’s a Blast From the Past for you! These pictures were taken during a paper fibre rush footstool and natural hand-twisted bulrush footstool classes in 2002 at the East Troy Basketry Shop in East Troy,
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