I did my first canoe seat for my 87 year old canoe today. Thanks to your video it came out splendid. Thanks for posting this for novices like me to try a new talent.
This was the most helpful video I have seen! I'm attempting to weave a pair of chairs using paracord, but this video really helped me understand the weaving. Thank you from a fellow Michiganger!
What a pretty sight...!!! I also work with my hands but my forte is knitting lace SO... I can appreciate your beautiful and dedicated executions with pleasure and interest...!!! The results of your efforts are beautiful and I speak in plural b/c I have watched several of your videos and am enchanted and hooked...!!! If I could only be younger though...!!! Thanks...!
I caned a chair for the first time thanks to this video! Now I'm working on the 2nd one. FYI use a spray bottle of water as you get to the ends where things get pretty tight. He doesn't mention that until the very end and I'd forgotten because I was watching start to finish again as I worked.
We have really enjoyed these videos. Do you think it is possible to do this sort of weave on a round chair? We have some round wrought iron chairs that initially had woven seats... but I suspect if may have been pre-woven.
Thank you! I got a rocking chair that's mostly likely 100+ yrs old very well made beautiful rocker the back is caned was my grandparents needs a caned seat think I'll be looking you up don't have patients
thank you for the video, I just finished the new england porch weave on my rocker. (one done one to go!) it looks awesome. I used smoked reed and am wondering if i should put anything on it to preserve it. the chairs will be outside. the weave i took off was painted twice, the chairs are over 100 years old.
+Blighzy-11 You can paint it if you want to. We prefer to leave it natural, but if it's outside in the rain, it will deteriorate quickly no matter what you do.
+Ed Hammond I do not want to paint it, but would like it to last another 100 years!! I would like to leave it natural but preserve. It is on a covered porch but will get some morning sun, rain occasionally and wind.
These are such great videos, thank you for taking the time to share your expertise with us! I assume we can buy the cane from your shop, how much do you typically need for one chair?
Hi Mr. Hammond: Thank you for shipped my order promptly. I got them Sat and I finished the first chair already (1 day). I never make this type chair before, thank you for your wonderful video, the chair looks great. Many thanks a;-) awu
Great video, thanks for posting it. I have some metal patio furniture that has plastic caning (if that's even the right term) that is starting to fail. Would this type of weaving work the same with plastic caning material? If not, can the wooden caning be used around a metal frame? It may not have the same friction qualities needed.
+Ed Murner We are not familiar with using plastic cane, but it should weave the same way as natural cane. Natural cane can be used on a metal frame, it's quite common.
Hi Ed, Loved the video. I seem to run into a problem with the initial weaving and have redone it numerous times. I follow your directions and the top looks great but on the bottom where one side lines up in the pattern the opposite side does not. It is divided where the long runs come to. I am doing two strands with two wrapping. Am not sure what I am doing wrong. Why does it divide?
I did my first canoe seat for my 87 year old canoe today. Thanks to your video it came out splendid. Thanks for posting this for novices like me to try a new talent.
This was the most helpful video I have seen! I'm attempting to weave a pair of chairs using paracord, but this video really helped me understand the weaving. Thank you from a fellow Michiganger!
Beautiful work and a great tutorial! Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate the technique and helpful tips!
Just completed my first rocking chair. Looks great. Thx for your instruction.
Wonderful!
You are a master at your craft Sir, awesome tutorials, thank you for sharing them!
What a pretty sight...!!! I also work with my hands but my forte is knitting lace SO... I can appreciate your beautiful and dedicated executions with pleasure and interest...!!! The results of your efforts are beautiful and I speak in plural b/c I have watched several of your videos and am enchanted and hooked...!!! If I could only be younger though...!!! Thanks...!
Very helpful video...im reweaving framed seats on two OLD shaker rockers!! Also weaved backs...much to do, now I have some confidence to do it!!
Incredibly beautifully done, thanks for showing us...
Love the work. You really get inspired.
I love his work, I am craftsman
I caned a chair for the first time thanks to this video! Now I'm working on the 2nd one. FYI use a spray bottle of water as you get to the ends where things get pretty tight. He doesn't mention that until the very end and I'd forgotten because I was watching start to finish again as I worked.
It’s beautiful! Thank you…I’m about to attempt an old stool I found at a flea market.
We have really enjoyed these videos. Do you think it is possible to do this sort of weave on a round chair? We have some round wrought iron chairs that initially had woven seats... but I suspect if may have been pre-woven.
I really enjoy watching these videos. I have learned a lot! Thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge! I will have to give this a spin! :)
Great, I hope it turns out well!
I learned a great deal from your video! Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing!!
Amazing work. You're a Master.
Thanks. With a little practice, you can be a master, too!
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
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Nice and easy to follow. Thanks.
Thank you! I got a rocking chair that's mostly likely 100+ yrs old very well made beautiful rocker the back is caned was my grandparents needs a caned seat think I'll be looking you up don't have patients
thank you for the video, I just finished the new england porch weave on my rocker. (one done one to go!) it looks awesome. I used smoked reed and am wondering if i should put anything on it to preserve it. the chairs will be outside. the weave i took off was painted twice, the chairs are over 100 years old.
+Blighzy-11 You can paint it if you want to. We prefer to leave it natural, but if it's outside in the rain, it will deteriorate quickly no matter what you do.
+Ed Hammond I do not want to paint it, but would like it to last another 100 years!! I would like to leave it natural but preserve. It is on a covered porch but will get some morning sun, rain occasionally and wind.
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These are such great videos, thank you for taking the time to share your expertise with us! I assume we can buy the cane from your shop, how much do you typically need for one chair?
Lisa Peery We sell it on our website, peerlessrattan.com Most chairs take a full hank, some chairs will need part of a second hank, also.
The material is the cane ?
Hi Mr. Hammond:
Thank you for shipped my order promptly. I got them Sat and I finished the first chair already (1 day). I never make this type chair before, thank you for your wonderful video, the chair looks great. Many thanks a;-) awu
I'm happy that you were able to complete your chair so quickly!
Great video, thanks for posting it. I have some metal patio furniture that has plastic caning (if that's even the right term) that is starting to fail. Would this type of weaving work the same with plastic caning material? If not, can the wooden caning be used around a metal frame? It may not have the same friction qualities needed.
+Ed Murner We are not familiar with using plastic cane, but it should weave the same way as natural cane. Natural cane can be used on a metal frame, it's quite common.
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hi , how do you charge or rate your work, wich is grate bytheway
Hi Ed, Loved the video. I seem to run into a problem with the initial weaving and have redone it numerous times. I follow your directions and the top looks great but on the bottom where one side lines up in the pattern the opposite side does not. It is divided where the long runs come to. I am doing two strands with two wrapping. Am not sure what I am doing wrong. Why does it divide?
I also have this same problem.
how long usually take to do this chair? or how do you charge for this type of job?
Great video Ed. Do you use the same staples as you use in the rush chair bottom or are they flat staples. Thanks for the help!!
When weaving with wide binding cane, I use regular flat staples, same as you would use for a piece of paper.
Thank you very much!! God bless you!
muito lindo este trabalho é com bambu taquara?
How do I remove a set in rush seats...there is a panel on all sides?
👍😉. Thanks. 😊
excelente buenisimo
What size cane did you use?
6mm wide binding cane
@@edhammond2497 is it natural? is it half round , flat on both sides? thanks
@@boblynn1926 It is natural. It is slightly rounded on the top, flat on the bottom
Hola, seria posible subtitulada
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