Yesterday we worked a bit more on the website, in the Articles, Tip Sheets and Reports area, making it a bit more ‘user friendly". Now you can read and article and go on to the […]
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Exciting news! We launched the new WickerWoman.com site redesign and officially went “live” on Monday, February 11, 2008! It was a little premature and ahead of schedule and there are still some bugs to work
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Last week I entered my antler wall pocket basket, entitled “Joe’s Trophy” in the Annual Membership Exhibition 2008, which takes place at the Duluth Art Institute from January 23-March 9, 2008. If you get a
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Need TLC for your broken woven chair seats? Are the cane seats all broken out and you need someone to fix them? Think this is a “lost art” and since no one can repair the
Chair Caning Near Me! Find your pro here! Read More »
Here’s the online catalog description of my week-longNatural Rush Seatweaving Class coming up June 29-July 5, 2008 at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC. This is an Intermediate Level weaving class with
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I received the 2008 full-color catalog for the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, North Carolina today! It features my class on hand-twisted natural rush seatweaving, which is the first time this class
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For the month of November, 2007 we were a very talkative bunch on the Seatweaving & Chair Caning Forum–The Caner’s Community Hub™! Here are the Stats for the month of NOVEMBER 2007– UNIQUE IPs:Low of
Chair Caning Forum-Talk, Talk, Talk! Read More »
December is coming in with a BIG BANG! We are under Winter Storm Warning, expecting 16 inches of snow tonight!!!! One nice thing though, snow means it’s going to warm up a bit! It’s actually
Snow, Snow and More Snow! Read More »