My co-worker and friend Karen texted me with a tip as to the location of some chairs at the curb just a few blocks from where we work.
Picked this diamond in the rough out from all of the possibilities and tucked it into the back of my car. Another chair for next summer’s garden!
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😎cool. My fingers & eyes don’t work to re-Cane wick a chair any more
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https://www.wickerwoman.com/articles/chair-caning-instructions
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I hear you. This chair won’t be re-caned either. It is destined for the garden, as is or painted, and will be used as a plant ring to support some of my taller plants. Thanks for sending the caning instructions; I might use the holes in the chair’s back to lace something decorative…we’ll see. I will try to remember to post an update next year once it’s found its place in the garden.
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Great find!
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