Seatweavers Join the Chair Caning Forum

*Editor’s Note: Sorry to report that after a run of 15 years online, from 2004 to 2019, the Chair Caning Forum shut down because the discussion board host platform went out of business.

Are you new to the chair caning profession, or have you taken it up as a hobby? Do you feel isolated and alone, weaving at home? Maybe you need someone to “talk” to and share ideas and problems with?

Traditional hand caning detail used as logo for the Chair Caning Forum. Owned and moderated by The Wicker Woman, Cathryn Peters from 2004-2019
Early logo of Cathryn Peters’ chair caning forum

Do you want to keep this heritage craft alive so the next generation can enjoy it? Want to feel part of a group of like-minded souls?

Then join us on the Seatweaving and Wicker Repair Forum that Cathryn Peters, The Wicker Woman®, started online in 2004.

You can lurk for a while to get a feel for the chair caning forum, or jump right in with your questions and offer helpful comments or answers on the posts.

We currently have about 100 “members” dropping by on any given day, and you are welcome to join in.

Whether you are a brand-new chair caning beginner or a seasoned seatweaving professional, all are welcome!

Here are several reasons you might want to join our chair caning forum:

  • You get answers before you waste time or materials
  • You can “borrow experience” from more advanced weavers
  • You learn tips you won’t always find in books or videos
  • You find reliable supplies and tool recommendations
  • You gain friends, confidence and community

And if you want to receive daily digests of the posts in your email inbox, you can sign up for that automated service, too.

To get started, click on an interesting post URL. You’ll be taken to that exact spot on the forum, where you can read the original post and all the responses.

No need to feel isolated and alone anymore in this nearly lost art form called Chair Caning!

Join us on the Seatweaving and Chair Caning Forum today!

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~~Live Well, Laugh Often, Love Much ~~

Happy Weaving, until next time!

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