I just wrote another article for eHow.com called How to Identify Woven Chair Seat Patterns It describes the differences between hand chair caning, spline chair caning, natural rush, paper fibre rush and splints. Please take […]
Cathryn’s new chair caning article on eHow.com Read More »
I just found out about a terrific fiber arts (including basketry) exhibition in Duluth, Georgia and posted it to the Events Calendar for September. But here’s the info and the link so you can have
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Here are some pictures of Rhonda Amundson last August as she was taking a bee skep class here at my studio in Angora, MN. We had a great time and didn’t she do a wonderful
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Please welcome the newest addition to the Furniture Repair Directory in the Seatweaving section, Sugar Valley Chair Caning. Located in Canton, Georgia, owner and chair caner Doris Babcock will repair and restore just about any
Chair Caning in Georgia Read More »
“Web and Flow” basketry exhibition. For those of you that did not know about the National Basketry Organization’s collaboration show with the Textile Center of Minnesota, on March 6 – April 18, 2009, here’s a
"Web and Flow" NBO Basketry Exhibition Read More »
I’m so excited to show you my first antler basket video in a series made through the wonderful software at Animoto.com. It was a very simple process to select the photos I wanted to use,
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You know that old adage, “Make hay while the sun shines?” well that’s what I’ve been doing for about the last week and a half, well, sort of anyway. I’ve been gathering and drying oat
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Early evening last night after it cooled down a bit, I decided to get the lawn mowing done. We have a gas powered push lawnmower and a big yard. So when the mower died after
Beautiful September Sunset Read More »