It's wonderful! You must be proud. How long did it take to create it?
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Here is a link that might be useful: Sandy's chair
| It took me a couple of days to find a pattern on the web, and then a couple of days sorting through the brush and cutting with my handsaw, then putting the pieces together. I'll admit I did need a little help from my hubby Ted in putting it together at times. I just didn't have enough hands to hold everything together, and I flunked wood shop class in high school. All the patterns I found needed willow to bend for the back and seat, and I didn't have that, so we had to modify the plan to use all hardwood, so nothing had to be bent. The plans I used are basically like this link, but then I changed the back by using 3/4-1" sticks for the back and weaving in a couple of pieces of the same size for the half circle parts. The largest pieces of brush you need are 2" in diameter, so it's not too hard to find that if you have 15 ice storm damaged trees! |
Here is a link that might be useful: twig chair plans
