Are you familiar with these three chair caning design samples below? Did you know there were three different chair caning methods and design patterns, not just two? Here are three types of woven cane chair […]
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As some of you might remember, my old PC computer from 2001 (yikes, it was 11 years old), was on its last leg and about to crash at the end of last year. So
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TUESDAY BASKET WEAVING TIPS– In an effort to make more posts about basketmaking here on my blog, I went looking around on YouTube to see what I could find that was interesting and new to
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TUESDAY TIPS –In honor of Valentine’s Day, this Tuesday Tips is about making a heart shaped basket. You can weave them out of birch bark as I did for a basketry class a few
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TUESDAY WEAVING TIPS–Bevel the Inside Chair Rail Edge Surely you’ve seen several hole-to-hole cane seats that are broken and need to be replaced? Maybe they looked somewhat like this one below where the cane has
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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
Revisiting the Powder Post Beetle on Baskets 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
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