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Kate’s Caning in Halifax, Massachusetts is a 30-year home-based business owned by Kate Hilliard. She specializes in hand caning, pressed cane, porch weave, canoe seats, rush and some wicker furniture repair. See Kate’s ad on
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The November issue of Wicker Woman’s Weavings Ezine went out a bit late, sent on the 30th, but covered a lot of interesting topics on basket weaving and seat weaving. Here’s a synopsis– FYI Wicker–was
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The topic of replacing medallions in the backs of sheet cane chairs and rockers comes come up frequently in the Seatweaving and Wicker Repair Forum. So when I read this Scripps Howard News Service November
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Welcome Helen B. Cribbs and her daughter-in-law Jamie Cribbs as the newest addition to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory! Helen’s business is Peerless Rattan located in Springfield, OH and Jamie’s satellite family
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Welcome Sharon Rieder, The Wicker Worker from Eliot, Maine to the Wicker Repair section of the Furniture Repair Directory on WickerWoman.com! The Wicker Worker is a small home-business shop in the northern New England area.
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Welcome Bill & Sally Brick of B-Reseated Chair Weaving from St. Thomas, PA the latest addition to the Seatweaving section of the Furniture Repair Directory! B-Reseated Chair Weaving has been in business ten years serving
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On the Seatweaving Forum, the conversation has been about chair holding divices or jigs that make weaving chair seats easier. Carli Drake is a member of our Seatweaving Forum and just recently sent me some
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