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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Well things have finally settled down enough around here after my trip to the Marc Adams School of Woodworking in Franklin, Indiana last month, for me to post some of the pictures we took during
Chair Caning Class at Marc Adams School of Woodworking Read More »
Ever have one of those chair caning jobs where you’re working on a hole-to-hole cane rocker that simply won’t stay put when you’re trying to weave the seat? You know, when that blasted rocker keeps
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2010–Little did I realize that in the six years that my National Furniture Repair Directory has been online, would it have served so many people–customers as well as the advertisers listed there! Starting with just
Directory ™ on WickerWoman.com Celebrating Sixth Year Online! Read More »
My good internet friends, Tim and Kim, owners of Former Glory, a seat weaving supply and restoration company located in the United Kingdom now have a brand new blog! It’s here on Blogger.com and can
Former Glory in the UK has new blog! Read More »
I received the 2008 full-color catalog for the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, North Carolina today! It features my class on hand-twisted natural rush seatweaving, which is the first time this class
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