Wickerwork – chair weave
Updated on 19.06.2026 I would like to reiterate that no basket-weaving courses have been offered since 2021. This decision remains in place. The reasons for this remain unchanged: No suitable venue — The rooms previously Read More …
It took a lot of persuasion to convince me to take another basket weaving course. I received a specific request about this from an acquaintance last year. And the idea then developed into an event Read More …
Updated on 13.01.2026 At the suggestion of a friend last year, there will now be a basket weaving course in January 2026. Five interested parties have come together and would like to learn the art Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 Since the start of the corona pandemic in March 2020, I have no longer offered braiding courses. Due to the constant changes in legal regulations and contact restrictions, I had no other Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 With a little sadness and also a heavy heart, I have decided to cancel all braiding courses announced for this year. Despite the Hessian state government’s Corona easing on May 7th, a Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 The Corona crisis is dictating public life at the moment and with it my little basket-making business and upcoming appointments. As written in the last post, the first events have already been Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 I just found out that Altstadt Pur in Ortenberg on June 20th and 21st has been canceled. And the guild and crafts market on May 16th and 17th in Seligenstadt was also Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 We started preparing for the beautiful medieval market in Limeshain-Himbach in the Georgenwald on Wednesday. The first act was to transport the caravan to the market area. After a short consultation with Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 Getting a taste of a different craft is what Andreas aka Groby from Lederstübchen thought when he signed up for the braiding course with his wife Astrid months ago. Since we are Read More …
Updated on 25.10.2025 12 children came together to weave with colorful wicker at the town of Ortenberg’s holiday games. Sitting in the shade of the large plane tree, we braided things, sometimes independently and sometimes Read More …