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Jim, I have some dvd's of the woodwright show still, and maybe the rough cut of the episode. I'll have to look for them. I can probably copy it by now without copyright worries. There is a strong tradition of weaving in Laurens, SC, and also some people, I believe, making chairs and bottoms in another part of SC. Can't remember it right now, but I'll ask the wife; she'll know. She's from Anderson. Anyway, you can contact me via email and I'll send you a phone #. Always hoping to keep it going, and glad these folks on this site are getting it together with classes, etc.
David Russell
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Hi David. I live in Columbia SC and need to start corn shuck weaving as no one in the Midlands and eastward does it anymore. I was reading your posts from 2007 and would like to talk with you about...
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Good morning David. We have six old rocking chairs that need to be recaned. Do you have a list of caners in South Carolina that we could contact for pricing or perhaps workshops that need chairs to...
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Just to be clear here, Pam are you saying you have six rockers that you need the seats woven using corn shucks as the weaving material? Is that what's in them now, or is it maybe wide binding cane or ...
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Hi Everyone, I was just re-reading a bunch of the very old posts and ran across some corn shuck seat weaving posts from back in 2007 and also these from 2013, I believe. Did a BUNCH of surfing the...
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Thanks David. I don't know your e-mail so here is mine- jfheath@aol.com. I also have a FB page with the same name jfheath. Corn shuck seat weaving was used years ago from the coast up through the...
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