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 […]
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MONDAY MENTION — The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc., the first and only chair caning guild in North America, will hold their 5th Annual Gathering this summer in Eagle, Wisconsin on the grounds of Old World Wisconsin
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TUESDAY WEAVING TIPS–Bevel the Inside Chair Rail Edge Surely you’ve seen several hole-to-hole cane seats that are broken and need to be replaced? Maybe they looked somewhat like this one below where the cane has
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Ran across this wonderful Youtube video today by the folks on the KeewaydinExpedition Channel on how to weave a hole-to-hole cane seat on a canoe seat. Nothing really special about the process, EXCEPT it’s been
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2012 bring many blessings, prosperity and joy to all my friends, family and blog followers. Here’s a list of the best and most popular blog posts of 2011 for you to
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I’ve had a lot of people ask me, “What’s the best way to join wide-binding cane strands”? So, in this post, I’ll show you how to join the cane stop-and-start strands so they are invisible
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What in the world is she talking about, you might ask? But if you’re a chair caner, I bet you already know what I’m talking about, right? In this post, I will help you decide
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FRIDAY FEATURE–Recently Mindy King, Vice President of The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc., taught a splint seat weaving class at Woodcraft in Parkersburg, West Virgina. The kind folks at Woodcraft made a wonderful video documenting the restoration
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