Learn the techniques for installing pre-woven cane in chair seats. Complete step-by-step process for both groove type and frame type chairs. A chair using pre-woven cane can be distinguished from one needing hand woven cane because it has a groove around the perimeter of the area to be caned.
VHS format. 43 minutes.

By Ruth Comstock.
You'll discover the skill of weaving cane for both seats and backs is quite easy, even for the beginner. Contains information on selecting cane, weaving squares seats, weaving round seat, weaving backs. The 7 step conventional weave method is shown.
18 pages, soft cover booklet.

Find out how to weave conventional pattern cane by hand with a simple color coded seven step process. Also covers: tools, determining size of cane, removing old cane, and preparing new cane for weaving.
VHS format. 60 minutes long.

By the editors of Woodsmith.
Projects include roll-top desk, coffee table and ladder-back chair. Full color photos, materials list, cutting diagrams and woodworking techniques!
Hardcover, 95 pages.

Each beautiful project is presented with an inspiring photo, exploded diagrams, materials list, and detailed instructions, along with time requirements, skill level, and expense. Make a storage bench, mahogany dining table, Arts and Crafts sideboard, Craftsman rocking chair, Shaker end table, table and chair set for kids, game table, and more. Plenty of handy workshop tips and helpful hintsùsuch as how to put wood waste to use in the garden, or easily pick up dropped nails, screws, and other pieces of metalùround out this must-have resource. 8 1/2 X 10. all in color The Editors of Popular Mechanics Hearst 256 pagesPB-with FlapsPub Date: 09/2004ISBN: 1-58816-303-2

A collection of 28 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine. From the refined beauty of a bow back Windsor chair to the solid utility of a red cedar trestle table, readers get a range of projects plus dozens of practical techniques to apply to their own designs.
128 pages, soft cover.

By Bruce w. Miller and Jim Widess.
Otherwise known as The Caner's Bible this book makes it easy to restore cane, rush, splint, Danish cord, rawhide and wicker furniture. The Chicago Sun-Times says the instructions are precise and well illustrated.
Includes 143 pages of step-by-step directions and photographs. Soft cover.