Basket Guilds–Are you a beginning basketmaker or maybe a weaver that’s been at it for a long time, but looking for others to learn from or at least establish “community” with? Maybe you want to […]
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Have you seen the latest YouTube video on The Wicker Woman Channel? This one is of a weasel, called an ermine in the winter, who was trying to eat the suet at the bird feeder
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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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Famous Relatives–Imagine my surprise when I opened the January 14, 2011 issue of the Minnesota Outdoor News, The Sportsman’s Weekly and saw an article about my second cousin, Rich Oxley, the book he’s recently published,
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Well, for a brief two hours this evening, hubby and I got to experience some “quality time” together and to see what it was like to be without power in temperatures in the -20 degree
Experiencing the cold… Read More »
Just wanted to let all members of The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc. know that the latest quarterly issue of the Seatweavers’ Journal was sent out by email and postal mail to all members on Wednesday, January
TSWG Journal sent to members! Read More »
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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I’m revising a feature of my blog when it was on Blogger.com called MONDAY MENTION, so here we are today with the Marc Adams School of Woodworking as today’s feature on the new blog and
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