Seat Weaving Review

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by l day perry

from back cover "a ripped cane back or sagging rush seat is often the reason why an otheriwse sound chair is discarded ... to be "fixed some day." weaving new seats or backs is almost a vanished art ~ is far simpler than you think. with simple instructions and diagrams found in this book plus small amounts of inexpensive materials, you will be able to make the piece as good as new."


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The Craft of Chair Seat Weaving: With Cane, Rush, Splint, and Rope Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great chair to have on hand in your shop. The author writes casually, so the text is easy to follow and the many diagrams and photos are immensly helpful. We borrowed it from the library and liked it so much that we are buying our own copy.

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Master craftsman George Sterns shares all the skills he has acquired after caning more than 10,000 chairs. Also included are techniques for handling difficult shapes and mounting decorative medallions, plus guidelines for finding and preparing materials.

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