Wednesday Wicker Wisdom Here’s a very fascinating, inside look at a Lloyd Loom wicker manufacturing furniture process that has intrigued me for years called, “The making of Lloyd Loom by Vincent Sheppard.” Lloyd Loom weaving […]
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I hope everyone enjoyed their Memorial Day holiday here in the US and took the time to reflect on and honor the men and women who died protecting our great country. Do you know the
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Today’s Mention is about The SeatWeavers’ Guild Gathering in July 2008 for our first annual member’s business meeting and workshop. Once again we spent the weekend on the lovely grounds of Robbins Crossing, an 1800s
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The SeatWeavers’ Guild now has its first video on YouTube.com! It’s of our 2008 Gathering at Nelsonville, OH and shows some of the workshops and members in attendence.Take a look at our first chair caning
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Three of my antler baskets were submitted for an exhibit called, “Celebration of Basketry Teachers and Their Classes” at the Phillip Dickel Basket Museum and Gallery in the Amana Colonies in West Amana, Iowa. The
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM–Antique Wicker Photography Let’s visit my collection of antique cabinet cards, taken by professional photography studios, that depict people posing on wicker chairs from the 1880s-1890s. All four photos below were taken from
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I am so blessed to have wonderful children and grandchildren, and although they are not with me on this Mother’s Day, have each reached out by phone, email or letters to let me know how
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I just love fancy wicker furniture from the late 1880s, during the Victorian era, and started collecting “cabinet cards” that featured this lovely wicker furniture in them many years ago. These 1800s wicker furniture “cabinet
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