Happy B-Day to me! Does this scarf make me look fat? Hehehehe! Thank you for all the great birthday wishes through Facebook, Twitter, email, postal mail and phone I’ve been getting for the last few […]
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MONDAY MENTION–Today’s mention is a new chair caning business listing in the National Furniture Repair Directory™ in the Seatweaving section, Florida. Owner Sandy Roser’s chair caning repair business called, Den of Antiquity, is located in
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WEDNESDAY WICKER WISDOM–Sad to report, but this will be the final post about the lovely Victorian Heart Shaped Wicker Set that I’ve shared with you here on the blog… Bargain hunter Patty made some more
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NEW! Shout out to another chair caner and seatweaving business, North Shore Caning from Georgetown, Massachusetts who just signed up to be included in the National Furniture Repair Directory on WickerWoman.com, which now totals 89
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For years before the smoked rattan reed was invented, we wicker repair pros had to stain match the natural whiteish reed color to a dark stained wicker piece. So once the new smoked reed came
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There’s a brand new page on WickerWoman.com about the steps and techniques used in the restoration and repair of antique wicker furniture. It’s called, Wicker Repair Process and can be found in the Helpful Resources
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We “lost” the Antique Wicker Furniture #101, History, Repair, Tips page a while ago and just now discovered it again under “hidden pages.” For some reason either during an update or during a revision, it
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Do you have worn out wicker furniture that needs a helping hand; some real TLC to bring it back to useful life? Then check with David W. Dick in Paris, IL the newest addition to
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