I have amassed quite a few chair caning, wicker and basket weaving reference books over the 35+ years I’ve been in the weaving business. But until recently, most have been packed away in plastic totes […]
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A while back I made a post about paper rush seatweaving and the perils of not stuffing the seats with cardboard or something else to protect the strands. I was having problems with my
Why to Stuff a Paper Rush Seat Read More »
Well, I’m off to see the wizard–the wonderful wizard of woodworking! Leaving for the 1,600 round trip journey in just a few minutes! For all of you that are not familiar with woodworking, building furniture
Chair Caning Class at Marc Adams Woodworking School Read More »
TUESDAY CHAIR CANING TIPS–You have seat weaving problems, I’ll try to solve them for you! THE PROBLEM: Have you ever seen a broken paper rush seat like this before with all the strands cut across
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MONDAY MENTION–Chair Caning We just added another chair caning expert to the National Furniture Repair Directory™ in the Seatweaving section on WickerWoman.com! Dick Knotts, owner of The Seat Doktor, has been weaving for over 10
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Ever have one of those chair caning jobs where you’re working on a hole-to-hole cane rocker that simply won’t stay put when you’re trying to weave the seat? You know, when that blasted rocker keeps
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Here’s the new logo for the first and only chair caning guild in America, The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc. and we thank Vice President Mindy King for the winning design! We feel this shield-type logo represents
New Logo for The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc. Read More »
Today I will be giving the second in a series of three presentations about my chair caning, wicker and antler basketry work to residents and library patrons on the Iron Range as part of the
Chair Caning and Bee Skeps on MN Iron Range Read More »
