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The Country Seat, Inc. 1013 Old Philly Pike, Kempton PA 19529
610-756-6124 - weaving@countryseat.com - www.countryseat.com

Photos from Previous Classes

Class Schedule
Angie's Classes at Country Seat
Angie's Classes elsewhere
Class Calendar
Anne Bowers
Antler Baskets
Basic Basket Weaving
Billy Owens - White Oak Basketry
Birch Bark, Russian
Bonnie Gale - Willow
Chair Seat Weaving
Gourd Classes

Jill Choate - Antler Baskets
Nantuckets
Oak Baskets
Open Weave Days
Ribbed Classes
Saturday Classes
Seat Weaving
Seat Weaving - Rush Seats
Venie Hinson
Vladimir Yarish
Willow

Next Vacation Closing: CLOSED Saturday March 10th - Monday, March 19th

Send us an email if you would like to be notified when new classes are scheduled.

Open Weave Days

Please join us on these Fridays from 12 - 3:
February 17th, from 12:00-3:00
March 2nd, from 12:00-3:00
April 20th, from 12:00-3:00
May 18th, from 12:00-3:00

Tuition = no charge
Materials cost = ??? You decide

Bring your latest project and your friends and make yourself at home in our classroom. Make a day of it. Have lunch at the Kempton Hotel, take a trail ride on horseback or hike Hawk Mountain.
Bring that basket pattern that has you stumped and we'll help you work through it. If you are having trouble with a certain technique, bring your questions and that 1/2 completed project.
Do you have questions about seat weaving? Bring your chair and we will help you get started or finished (if you are afraid to get started, please make sure to read instructions for your type of chair so you are familiar with the procedures). Meet new friends and share weaving information.
This is not a formal class, we need to attend to other business matters throughout the day, but we will be available to help with questions and difficult techniques.
You are responsible to bring or purchase all materials and tools. We provide the help and answers. Come weave with us!



Watch for class details.(Pre-registration is required for all classes)
Look for Anne's patterns in our
online catalog - search on "Bowers".

Mayan Sun Platter
Pattern is available in our online catalog

Suggested tools for all Anne Bowers' classes - a long awl, basketry shears, plato shears and a sharpened knife.

Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

Cancellation Policy ~ Cancellation with-in the two weeks prior to class - instructor will ship all materials needed to complete one basket along with the pattern needed for that basket.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Maximum of 12 students, please do not wait to register.

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(Pre-registration is required for all classes)

February 4th - 8" Melon Basket


Cost = $35
Time = 9 AM - 1 PM
All Levels - great beginner basket!
Materials provided will include the book: How to Make Baskets #1 (includes instructions for the Melon, Potato & Heart baskets), enough materials to make two 8" Melon baskets (1/4" oval core ribs, 1/4" flat reed weavers, four 8" x 1/2 " oak hoops, waxed thread) - (only one basket woven in class). Great beginner basket!

Required Tools ~ Basket Shear or other very sharp scissors, old towel, water container for soaking reeds.

Cancellation Policy ~ Option to attend a later class or tuition will be refunded (minus shipping fees) and kit shipped.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.


Print a
Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class, however the winter classes are not charged until the day before class in case of inclement weather.

Saturday, March 24th
Rush Seating Workshop

Cost = $25 plus materials
Time = 9 AM - 1 PM
Fibre Rush seat
Purchase a #301 footstool ($17) or #306 Saddle stool ($29) frame (must be put together, stained or painted and allowed to dry prior to class) or bring your own chair or stool.
The size and color of fiber rush will be decided and purchased at the start of class.
Angie will get you started and will demo the ending process.
Class will last for 4 hours. Students working on chairs and some stools will finish at home.
Tools needed: small hammer, medium size flat tipped screwdriver (the older and more worn down the better), water container, old towel, < tape measure, strong scissors, rubber-tipped clamp, needle nose/bent-nose pliers, carpet tacks, >. (The tools listed in < > are available for purchase the day of class.)
Chairs must be ready to weave, any refinishing and removing of old seat must be done before the day of class.
Windsor chairs or chairs with side wood slats, etc. MUST be taken apart prior to class.
If you do not know how to take your chair apart, please bring it to us for discussion prior to March 24th.
Feel free to bring your chair or stool back on Open Weave days if you have questions about finishing the seat.
Cancellation Policy ~ Option to attend a later class or tuition will be refunded (minus shipping fees) and kit shipped.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.


Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

Saturday, April 14th -
Low Shopper (Shopping basket woven on a rectangle slotted base)

Cost = $45
Time = 9 AM - 1 PM
All Weaving Levels - good introduction to slotted bases

4 rows are woven on a 9" x 13" rectangle wooden base, then two Flat-top swing "D" handles are added and the rest of the basket is woven around the handles. This creates a practical and sturdy basket. All natural flat reed with a flat oval rim. Designed for and currently in use by customers at Wanamakers General Store, Kempton PA.

Required Tools ~ Basket Shear or other very sharp scissors, 1/2" rubber tipped clamps (10-15 - for rim), flat tip awl (Weaverite B or D or fid), towel, water container, plato shear.


Cancellation Policy ~ Option to attend a later class or tuition will be refunded (minus shipping fees) and kit shipped.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.


Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

Saturday, May 26th -
Marbling Workshop

Learn the ancient art of marbling. We will float light-fast textile paints on the surface of a Methycellulose size. Each design is unique. Fun and easy, all prep work is done for you. Just show up in old clothes (in case of paint splatter) and bring an old towel (to roll scarf into if still wet) or newspaper (to lay strips on if still wet).
You choice of a 100% silk scarf (apporximately 11" wide x 5ft. long) or three 2" wide maple strips.

Cost = $35
Returning marbling students receive 2 scarves or 6 maple strips (or a combination of) for the class fee.
Time = 9 AM - 1 PM
All Levels

Required Tools ~ wear old clothes and bring a large old towel.

Cancellation Policy ~ Option to attend a later class or tuition will be refunded (minus shipping fees) and kit shipped.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.


Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

Saturday, June 16th - Random Weave

random weave basket

Cost = $35
Time = 9 AM - 1 PM
All Levels
Learn to loosen up with Random Weave. This technique allows for a structured or freeform basket or sculpture. Random weave begins with a frame and then the weavers are looped and woven back and forth in a random manner (think of a bird's nest). The resulting basket can have a very open weave or be very tightly woven with almost no spaces remaining. Your weaving style and tastes will determine the shaping and style of this basket.
Round and flat reed as well as various accents (seagrass, ribbon, yarn, etc.) will be used to weave one-of-a-kind random weave baskets. Most people will finish at home.
Pattern also provided.

Required Tools ~ Basket Shear or other very sharp scissors, 1/2" rubber tipped clamps (4-6) or twist-ties, bent-nose or needle nose pliers, flat or round tip awl (Weaverite B or D or fid), old towel, water container for soaking reeds.

Cancellation Policy ~ Option to attend a later class or tuition will be refunded (minus shipping fees) and kit shipped.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.


Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

Saturday, December 8th -
Marbling Workshop

Learn the ancient art of marbling. We will float light-fast textile paints on the surface of a Methycellulose size. Each design is unique. Fun and easy, all prep work is done for you. Just show up in old clothes (in case of paint splatter) and bring an old towel (to roll scarf into if still wet) or newspaper (to lay strips on if still wet).
You choice of a 100% silk scarf (apporximately 11" wide x 5ft. long) or three 2" wide maple strips.

Cost = $35
Returning marbling students receive 2 scarves or 6 maple strips (or a combination of) for the class fee.
Time = 9 AM - 1 PM
All Levels

Required Tools ~ wear old clothes and bring a large old towel.

Cancellation Policy ~ Option to attend a later class or tuition will be refunded (minus shipping fees) and kit shipped.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.


Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

Angie's Class Dates - Also see our Class Calendar for the entire year at a glance.
February 4th - 8" Melon Basket with Oval Core Ribs
March 24th - Rush Seating Workshop
April 14th - Low Shopper Class
May 26th - Marbling Workshop on silk scarves and/or maple strips
June 16th - Random Weave with reeds and seagrass
September 22nd - TBA
December 8th - Marbling Workshop on silk scarves and/or maple strips
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Antler Baskets with Jill Choate
No new dates at this time, please check back.
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Seat Weaving -
Angie's Rush Seating Workshops: Please see above for dates. See
Angie's Classes at Country Seat
for more information.

Contact Denise Mill in Emmaus, PA for caning, splint and other types of seatweaving classes at: e-mail or (610) 417-1975.

Please see Murray Hill Weaving for Jean Bove's classes in NH.

Please see our FAQ Page on Seat Weaving for helpful hints and answers to your seat weaving questions.




Nantuckets with Maggie Silva - September 27th, 28th and 29th. Registration will open July 1st (if you wish to register prior to July 1st all fees will be charged/deposited at the time of registration).
First choose the days you wish to attend class - then choose the Nantucket basket you wish to weave (you must choose a basket or baskets that match the number of days you have registered for).
The basket or baskets you wish to weave can be chosen from the list below or you can go directly to Maggie's website: http://www.basketryetc.com/ and choose from anything in her PDF files (please e-mail her for the pdf URL's). Her kit price is the materials fee that is due to her your first day of class.

Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register which days you wish to attend.
You MUST FIRST register your choice of days with us. All tuition fees ($65 per day) must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.

~ class times 9 AM - 5 PM on Thursday & Friday. 8 AM - 4 PM on Saturday ~

Please contact us at: classes@countryseat.com. All Tuition fees will be deposited or charged one month prior to the class dates.
(Pre-registration is required for all classes)

Choose from any of the example baskets below or directly from Maggie's website (see link at the end of baskets shown). Please check with Maggie for the amount of material fees due


3 Day Classes:
NH Purse ~ 5” x 3-3/4” x 4” ~
NH Purse
Ellipse Tote ~ 10-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 8" (leather straps)
Nantucket Ellipse

2 Day Classes:
Arawjo Creel Purse ~ 9" x 4-1/2" x 7"
Nantucket Arawjo Creel
3" Tiny Oval Purse ~ 3" x 2" x 2-1/2"
Nantucket Purse
Sharon's Baguette ~ 12-1/2" x 6" x 2-1/2"
Baguette Nantucket
Tall Boy ~ 6" x 4" x 9“
 Nantucket Tall Boy Purse
8" Round Nantucket
Sand Pail
(includes shovel)
Nantucket Sand Pail

1 Day Classes:
1-1/2" Oval ~ 1-1/2" x 1" x 3/4" with one handle (higher price for 2 handles)
Nantucket Ovals
Coaster Caddy w/Solid Wooden Rim ~ 5” x 1-3/4” (includes Coasters)
Coaster Caddy w/Solid Wooden Rim

Half Pint Salt & Pepper ~ 5-3/4” x 3-1/4” x 2”
Half Pint Salt & Pepper
2" Heart ~ 2" x 2" x 1"
Heart Nantucket
2-Egg Round ~ 3-1/2" x 2-1/2"
2-Egg Round
Flower Basket w/Solid Wooden Rim
Nantucket Flower Basket


Print a Registration Page, e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.


Maggie's website:
http://www.basketryetc.com/


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Traditional Russian Birch Bark weaving with Vladimir Yarish
~ All the way from Velikiy Novgorod, Russia

It will be quite a while before we get to see Vladimir again so in the meantime we have his book.


Vladimir's book - Plaited Basketry with Birch Bark written with Flo Hoppe & Jim Widess, expands on the basics with several more lessons, history and a gallery of traditional and contemporary plaited weaving.


Purse size: approximately 7-1/2" x 2-1/2" x 5-1/2"

If you are new to diagonal plaiting, start with the Small Square-to-Round Baskets to learn the basics. Two Square to Round Diagonally Plaited Baskets
plaited birch bark square-to-round baskets
Oval Birch Bark Basket Stitched with Spruce Roots

Wall Pouch in Russian Birch Bark with Pinwheel Curls
birch bark wall pouch
Square-To-Round Basket Variation #3 (3-D rim)
birch bark basket birch bark basket

All materials are harvested and processed by hand with simple tools by Vladimir. He harvestes his birch bark and spruce roots in the forests of Russia. Many of the tools he uses are also made by him.

To purchase Vladimir's Russian birch bark, please contact Ann Harrow at ann@harrow.org.
To view more of Vladimir's Class options, please visit his website: Yarish Basketry

Karl Marks Street 8, Apt 28
Veliky Novgorod 173015, Russia

Certified "People's Artist" (Master Craftsman) in 1997
Accepted into The Union of Arts of Russia in 1998

Artist's Statement

When I was shown how to weave birch bark in 1984, all I wanted was just to make a few baskets. All my life I have liked to make things by hand. As I continued making baskets, I realized there is a huge Russian tradition of birch bark weaving that dates back for ten centuries. I felt the need to support this tradition and decided to make only traditionally shaped Russian baskets.
When I founded the studio to teach people, I learned how to weave something not very traditional. My students in every class "taught" me that. I then understood that, if I wanted to continue teaching people, I needed to change my view on basketry a little.
When I came to USA for the first time I saw a lot of weaving styles: traditional, contemporary, avant-garde... and was back home with a headache.
Now I know that there are many ethnic groups, nations, many shapes, styles and directions beginning from deep tradition to ultra-contemporary. And if I start to weave something, I must make my best to finish the project!
Vladimir Yarish

plaited birch bark dish Click here for photos from Vladimir's 1999 visit to The Country Seat.

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Hopi Bowl or Tray

round reed
round reed



All material used in class is hand split White Oak, from timber which Billy has selected, cut down and prepared by hand.

Large Apple Basket
white oak apple basket


Bonnie Gale - Weaving with Willow class -
June 28, 29 & 30 (beginner to all level classes)

(Pre-registration is required for all classes)

Beginner Willow Classes run from 9-5 all three days
Choose to come one day or all three days, then choose which baskets you want to weave from the list below. Tuition = $80 per day, payable to The Country Seat to reserve your place in class
Materials Fee = please see the materials fee listed with each class - payable to Bonnie on the first day of class.

4 Hour Classes, please choose two or four.

Danish Fruit Basket Beginner Level - 12" x 12" x 3"
Materials fee = $38

This most unusual Danish willow basket is easy for all ages to make as it starts with a provided cardboard template through which an odd number of willow rods are inserted and tied below. Students start weaving with the siding and then go on to the border. The card is then removed and the basket ends with the weaving of the base! Good for teaching to children.

Exploring Baby Rattles All Levels - 2"x 2" x 4" (varies)
Materials fee = $30

In this workshop, several designs of baby rattles will be made. The rattle is ancient in origin. The seven willows represent the seven virtues while the seven pebbles contained by the willows represent the seven deadly sins. Hence, the willows contain and balance the sins and provide good luck. The techniques of different rattle design will be explored. Peeled willow will be used.

Spoon and Candle Basket Beginner - 4" x 4" x 9"
Materials fee = $32

Using a variety of different colored willow, students will use a loaned mold for the making of the basket. From a simple slath, the basket is woven in randing weave, ending with a simple trac border and a roped handle. This basket is good for spoons and candles when the basket is attached to a wall.

Sciathog ("Skee-og" Irish Potato Straining Basket) All Levels - 13" x 13" x 4"
Materials fee = $48

This classic Irish frame basket is traditionally used for straining and serving boiled potatoes. Pre-carved and dried rims are provided for students. Students will carve ribs and weave with different colored homegrown willows. This basket is nice for fruit.

8 Hour Classes

Wall Basket - Beginner - 6" x 9"x 8"
Materials fee = $48

This small rectangular basket is a good introduction to “square work”. A small base is woven in a screw block. The stakes are then inserted, followed by a randed siding and a rod border. The back is made higher and a hole is left in the back for attaching to a wall.

Oval Muffin - more details and picture coming soon.

12 Hour Class (you can add one 4 hour class to make 2 full days)

"Early American Life" Lunch Basket - Beginner - 12"X 12" X 12"
Tuition fee = $120 (payable to Country Seat)
Materials fee = $48

This excellent beginning basket was featured in the October 1992 issue of the “Early American Life” magazine. It is made of unpeeled willow with a round base in pairing weave, followed by staking up, waling and flared siding in French randing weave. Top waling, double border and wrapped handle complete the basket.

Advanced Willow Class
Monster Garden Basket
14 inches by 19 inches by 13 inches
willow garden basket
Tuition = $200 for two and 1/2 days, payable to The Country Seat to reserve your place in class +
Materials Fee = $95 which is payable to Bonnie on the first day of class.

This advanced level workshop features the making of a very special garden basket, in unpeeled willow. It was originally designed by Alastair Heseltine. The oval base is made in the French method, with a provided dried and shaped hoop. The woven base then has scallomed stakes attached to it. Waling and siding follow and the basket features four carved and notched feet inserted into the weaving of the basket. A large border and double wrapped handle add to the sturdy "monster" nature. This is a truly beautiful basket. Students should have had much prior basketry experience and prior willow experience is ideal.

Students must bring: several old bath towels, sharp knife, sharp hand held pruning shears (or basket shears), ruler, spray bottle, notebook, basketry clamps, lunch (or take-out is available nearby) and mug. Weight (ex. old flat iron), rapping iron, bodkin & grease horn (if you have them). Bonnie will bring some to share.

Cancellation Policy ~ Class fee refunded only if your space is filled by another student.
All students under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum of 12 students, please do not wait to register.

Print a Registration Page. or e-mail or call (610-756-6124) to register.
All fees must be paid in advance to reserve your space in class.


"Bonnie Gale has been a professional willow basketmaker for the past twenty-seven years. With degrees from the University of Manchester and M.I.T., she has trained with professional European willow basketmakers. She is proprietor of "English Basketry Willows" (a small business selling imported European basketry willows, willow basketry books and tools) and founder of the "American Willow Growers Network" promoting the growing and the exploration of the uses of willow. She teaches traditional willow basketry across the United States at major conventions and guilds. She writes extensively on traditional willow basketry and willow growing and her articles have appeared in EarlyAmerican Life magazine, Basket Bits, Basketry Express and Fiber Arts. Her work has been shown in major basketry exhibitions and she is the recipient of numerous awards. In 1999, she was awarded an Artist's Fellowship from the New York Foundation for the Arts. She was asked by Plimoth Plantation to make the large willow baskets featured on the film set in the PBS WGBH Boston television series "Colonial House", first aired in May 2004. In March 2006, her work on living willow installations was featured in "House and Garden" magazine, and her living installation on Long Island was shown in the Fall/Winter 2006 issue of "Vogue Living" magazine. In September 2006, she was commissioned by the Mount Vernon Estate to make a basket to specifically hold Martha Washington's love letters. In 2007, she was awarded an Artists and Communities grant from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation to engage in a large scale community oriented living willow installation at the Lake Erie Arboretum at Frontier Park in Erie, Pennsylvania. In 2009, her work was featured in the PBS "Cultivating Life" series. In 2010, she was featured in two segments on the Martha Stewart Show." provided by Bonnie Gale. To read more about Bonnie's accomplishments, please visit her Resumé Page

To learn more about the "American Willow Growers Network" visit English Basketry Willows Site


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  • Basketry classes at Montgomery County Community College (Blue Bell, PA).
    Sunday, March 25th & Sunday, April 1st from 12 - 5:00.

    New, beginner students will begin with one of the Doval Baskets. Woven in natural reed on an oak base. A very sturdy and functional basket.

    For returning students, there will be a small selection of kits to choose from that day. The materials fee for beginner kits will be $15. More advanced baskets may be higher. You are certainly welcome to reinforce your skills with another one of the DOval baskets.

    You can always go to our online catalog ( http://catalog.countryseat.com/ ) and search on “wagner” to see my patterns and choose something prior to class. You can also visit our kit page - http://catalog.countryseat.com/readytoweavekits.aspx - to see baskets that I have available in kit form. There will be a small price break off of the listed kit price for the MontCo classes, but this will give you an idea of the material fees for various baskets. If you have decided on a basket ahead of time, please send an e-mail to: angie@countryseat.com so I will be prepared.

    Please tell your friends about the classes. There is a minimum number of students needed for the classes to run.
    Here is the course code information:
    Course Code #: LLGI 2200
    Act 48
    Please register directly with MontCo, visit this page for the registration information: www.mc3.edu/workforceDevelopment/register.aspx .

  • Random Weave at the Basketweavers Guild of Bedford County Weekend Weaving Retreat October 26 - 28th (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) - Best Western located at the Bedford turnpike exit (turn left off exit, on your left). To receive a brochure, send a SASE to Linda Smith, PO Box 54, Warfordsburg, PA 17267 or visit their website.

Country Seat Calendar

January 2012 2nd - Country Seat CLOSED Happy New Year!

14th - Saturday 9-1 Class - Random Weave

February 2012 4th - Saturday 9-1 Class - 8" Melon Basket with Oval Core Ribs

17th - Friday, Open Weave (12 - 3)

March 2012 2nd - Friday, Open Weave (12 - 3)

10th - 19th Country Seat CLOSED for vacation

24th - Saturday 9-1 Class - Rush Seating Workshop

25th - Sunday 12-5 Class- Angie will be Teaching at Montgomery County Community College

April 2012 1st - Sunday 12-5 Class- Angie will be Teaching at Montgomery County Community College

14th - Saturday 9-1 Class - Low Shopper

20th - Friday, Open Weave (12 - 3)

27th - 29th Angie will be Vending & Teaching at MD Gourd Fest - Harford Community College

May 2012 3rd - 5th - Anne Bowers - Classes coming soon

18th - Friday, Open Weave (12 - 3)

26th Saturday 9-1 Class - Marbling on silk or maple workshop

28th - Country Seat CLOSED Happy Memorial Day

June 2012 2nd - Hawk Mt Arts Tour, 7th Annual (OPEN 9 - 4)

6th - 9th - Country Seat CLOSED for vacation

16th - Saturday 9-1 Class - Random Weave

21st - 23rd - Angie will be Vending at PA Gourd Fest

28th - 30th - Bonnie Gale - Beginner Willow & Advanced Monster Garden Willow Basket

July 2012 1st - registration for Maggie Silva's classes opens

4th - Wednesday - Country Seat CLOSED Happy Independence Day

August 2012
September 2012 3rd - Country Seat CLOSED Happy Labor Day

8th - 17th - Country Seat CLOSED for vacation

13th - 16th - Angie will be Vending & Teaching at Central PA Weaving Odyssey

22nd - Saturday 9-1 Class -

27th - 29th - Maggie Silva - Nantuckets

October 2012 24th - 27th - Country Seat CLOSED for vacation

26th - 28th - Angie will be Vending & Teaching at Bedford County PA Convention

November 2012 22nd - Country Seat CLOSED Happy Thanksgiving

December 2012 8th - Saturday 9-1 Class - Marbling Silk Scarves & Maple Strips

24th, 25th & 31st - Country Seat CLOSED Happy Holidays

January 2013 1st - Country Seat CLOSED Happy New Year!


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The Country Seat, Inc.
Basketry, Gourd Weaving & Chair Seating Supplies
1013 Old Philly Pike
Kempton, Pennsylvania 19529-9321 USA
Phone: 610-756-6124
e-mail: weaving@countryseat.com
Fax: 610-756-0088
web site: www.countryseat.com

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