Today’s WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM deals with how the bottom or underneath side of a hole-to-hole cane chair looks, NOT your own bottom, thankfully! How neatly do you tie off the ends of your cane strands
caning knots or not? How does your bottom look? Read More »
Don’t miss the 4th Annual Iron Range Earth Fest in Mt. Iron, Minnesota this coming Saturday, April 20, 2012 from 9:00 a.m. – 4 p.m. What is the Iron Range Earth Fest? Earth Fest
2012 4th Annual Iron Range Earth Fest Read More »
Have you ever woven a natural cattail leaf chair seat? It’s an age-old craft that not too many seat weavers practice anymore, but is very rewarding, fun to do, and can be quite lucrative because
Know How to Weave Seats Using Cattail Leaves? Read More »
Chair caning Tip of the day– Have you ever woven a wide-binding cane chair seat or porch cane rocker seat and, in the last few rows, found it nearly impossible to finish because the previous
Porch Cane-loosen up Use tension Rods Read More »
Have you ever used this alternate way to finish the binder cane corners when weaving a trapezoidal hole-to-hole cane chair, rather than pegging them off? Here’s a handy chair caning tip of the day to
Tuesday Chair Caning Tips–Binder Cane Corners Read More »
MONDAY MENTION–The chair caning community and especially the members of The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc. is mourning the loss of one of our brightest stars, Tom Holtkamp. Although his star shone brightly for 77 years, it went
Chair Caning Community Mourns the Passing of Tom Holtkamp Read More »
Wednesday Wicker Wisdom Well, my little fingers have been flying across the keyboard over these past weeks, making yet more improvements and additions to WickerWoman.com! One of those additions is a new page with FREE
Chair Caning Instructions-Great DIY Project Read More »
WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM — There are three main types of chair cane seats. Really, did you know that? Can you identify and name them all? Learn the differences between hole-to-hole cane, sheet cane, and porch
What? Three Types of Chair Caning? Read More »
