Are you new to the chair caning craft? Maybe you’ve just taken it up as a hobby or have you decided to make chair caning your part-time or full-time business profession? Been struggling with the […]
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM — There are three main types of chair cane seats. Really, did you know that? Can you identify and name them all? Here’s a little hint about the three names
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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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TUESDAY WEAVING TIPS — Whenever you get the chance to “leave your mark” on a chair seat that you are restoring or reweaving, be sure to do it. Here I’ve inserted my business card between
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As I’ve mentioned on this blog several times, PVC pipe (used for plumbing jobs) with caps on both ends, one glued and one free, works very well as a soaking tube for willow rods. If
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Interested in chair caning, but have a few questions about how to care for your cane furniture, what instruction books to buy to complete the projects, where to get materials? Then check out the Seatweaving
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Are you having problems installing the rattan reed spline in a cane seat with a curved groove to secure the cane webbing? Well, then, stay tuned and read on for the solution to your problem!
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