Wickerwork – chair weave
Updated on 24.10.2025 It was foggy and fresh last Sunday. At first there was no sign of the “Golden October”. Fortunately, that was to change over the course of the day and the sun finally Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 Like every month from March to October, the motto of this first weekend of the month was a braiding course and farmers’ market. Theoretically you could have braided outside on Saturday. But Read More …
Updated on 18.09.2026 Rain, hail, sun and very hot. These are the catchphrases from last weekend at the Medieval Festival in Büdingen. Friday, July 7, 2017 – construction day The medieval festival in Büdinger’s old Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 Pentecost and Münzenberg or Münzenberg at Pentecost. These are two events that have been linked for years. The Medieval Market in Münzenberg is already a tradition on this long weekend. This was Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 After last year’s success of the gardeners’ market in Ortenberg, the question arises as to whether the second edition last Saturday was able to build on the success. However, opinions on this Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 Today I reminisced a bit and dug out old photos from 1983. My graduation from the basket school with me, my journeyman pieces and my classmates at the time with their teacher Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 Shopping for pastures was on the agenda today. Back in December last year I was asked if I would like to take over a few willow bunches. An aging basket maker could Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 Great commitment to the craft of basket making or as it is now called, basketry design. On the one hand I’m happy, but on the other hand I’m a bit uncomfortable. Among Read More …
Updated on 24.10.2025 Peter let the sun shine brightly when we entered the monastery grounds on Sunday, a good hour before the market started. The first route led to the stand in the museum. On Read More …
Updated on 18.05.2024 The Klatschmohn e.V. association from Seligenstadt only organizes this market, which is now known far beyond the region, only every two years. Only old crafts are shown to visitors. And at some Read More …