Just how young is too young to be learning how-to cane a chair?
This is a picture of my 1 1/2 year old granddaughter, Lily, weaving away with me.
We have such fun chair caning together!
Check out the new basketry exhibition that was just posted to the Events Calendar for September!
“Anatomy of a Packbasket” runs through the end of November at TAUNY in Upstate New York.
After many long years of enjoyment, I have decided to part with six of my favorite antler baskets from my private collection.
These are antler basket wall sculptures as well as pedestal styles that I have had in my collection or have used in national art exhibitions, as demonstration samples or for juried competitions.
These antler baskets are for sale at greatly reduced prices, so if you are thinking ahead for Christmas gifts, now is a great time to buy! I will be posting PayPal buttons soon, so you can make your purchases easily and with confidence!
Antler baskets are great for a rustic or cabin accessory or even for use in a contemporary room setting! A decorator’s dream and customer’s delight.
All antlers were legally obtained and baskets were made using naturally shed antlers as well as harvested antlers.
Weaving materials are rattan reed, supplemented with many natural harvested materials from my 120 acre farm in Northern Minnesota. ![]()
I just wrote another article for eHow.com called
How to Identify Woven Chair Seat Patterns
It describes the differences between hand chair caning, spline chair caning, natural rush, paper fibre rush and splints.
Please take a look, rate it and post your comments!
You can also click on the eHow.com widget on the right sidebar here to see more of my eHow.com articles. Thanks!
I just found out about a terrific fiber arts (including basketry) exhibition in Duluth, Georgia and posted it to the Events Calendar for September. But here’s the info and the link so you can have an advanced peek:
NEW!~~September 15 – October 16, 2009~~NEW!
“Fiber Artistry – Journey of the Imagination” Exhibition
Presented by The Chattahoochee Handweavers Guild, GA
Jacqueline Casey Hudgen Center
400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Bldg 300, Duluth, GA
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