With only two short weeks before the first-ever Chair Seat Weaver’s Guild organizational and creational meeting, things are coming together for what looks to be a unique, interesting, and insightful weekend for the chair caning community of […]
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The North House Folk School in Grand Marais will hold their 10TH ANNUAL WOODEN BOAT SHOW & SUMMER SOLSTICE FESTIVAL, Friday through Sunday, June 22-24. Featured will be wooden boat displays, live radio shows, harbor
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3rd Annual Mountain Heritage Arts TourThe Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center in Mountain City, Georgia will be a stop on this year’s Mountain Heritage Arts Tour. The Tour is a self-guided driving tour of northeast
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What is a bee skep you might ask. For centuries, bee skeps, the bell-shaped dome made of either straw or grasses have been used to house honey bee colonies. The heritage craft of weaving bee
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If you haven’t visited Leon Niehues’ basket sculpture website lately, you’re missing some fantastic new oak basket stuff! And that’s putting it mildly, this Arkansas gem’s pieces will rock your world! https://www.leonniehues.com/default.html
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18th ANNUAL WHITE OAKS CRAFTS FAIR — September 8 & 9, 2007White Oaks Crafts Fair, Woodbury, Tennessee. This juried event celebrates the traditions of split white oak basketmaking and chairmaking that have earned Woodbury the
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A hickory bark seatweaving class will be held on June 2 & 3, 2007 at the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View, Arkansas. In this class, the entire process of peeling and weaving a hickory
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A new basket guild has been added to the WickerWoman.com website! Dallas/Fort Worth Basket Guild has recently been added to the Basket Guilds page of WickerWoman.com! These gals meet each month at First United Methodist
