2010 Class Schedule Posted
Just added some of the confirmed antler basket, bee skep and chair caning classes for 2010 on the website. Take a look on Cathryn’s Classes and register soon!
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Purchase Antler Baskets using PayPal Buttons!
PayPal “Buy Now” buttons added to Antler Baskets For Sale page. Now you can purchase these once in a lifetime rare baskets from Cathryn’s private collection with ease and confidence!
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Former Glory in the UK has new blog!
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
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Very young budding chair caner!
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
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New Basketry Exhibition
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.
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Fiber Arts Exhibition–Duluth, Georgia
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
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Bee Skep Classes at The Wicker Woman Studio
Here are some pictures of Rhonda Amundson last August as she was taking a bee skep class here at my studio in Angora, MN. We had a great time and didn’t she do a wonderful
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First in a series of Antler Basket Videos
I’m so excited to show you my first antler basket video in a series made through the wonderful software at Animoto.com. It was a very simple process to select the photos I wanted to use,
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