For the second time I was able to show my craftsmanship as an exhibitor in the Dokinican monastery in Frankfurt. The Easter market was very well attended on both days and the interest in my basketry was overwhelming. The production of a seat weave on a historical chair was also examined with interest. Many stimulating conversations were held and I assume that the visitors enjoyed it as much as I did. I’m already looking forward to the fall market 2013.
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