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Happy Weaving!
Hello, I would like to know how to do a slight curve on the cane. I did only flat seat before but this chair is like a lounger and I wonder how to do it.
Hi Ana,
When weaving a cane seat or back with a curve you need to do the steps in a different sequence, not the normal order. There are several books on the market that show exactly how to do this, so please go to my Seatweaving FAQ page and order from the book list that I recommend. The Craft of Chair Seat Weaving and The Caner’s Handbook and Chair Seating all show exactly how to weave with the curves. Glad I could help and good luck on the project!