Chris from Raleigh, NC

Debbie from Indianapolis

Ronda from Afton, VA

Hey, Norman Hill from Lewisville, NC. I took a tinsmithing class a couple of years ago.

Hello Ted & everyone! Mary from Pineville, NC.

John from E. Texas

Hi from New York

Peggy from St Pete FL

steve & martha from atlanta

Hi, Lesta from Myrtle Beach, SC

Hello, Shawn from Midland, NC

greetings from Brazil

Pattie Bagley from Marietta. Ga

Hello from Louisiana!

Hi, Neal from Cullowhee, NC

From New Jersey!

HI from Stuart and Gael Lange, Jonesboro, GA

Greetings from Ohio

I have been to Cullowhee and took a couple of dulcimer classes there. Lovely area!

I got really lucky and recently purchased one of Lyle

https://www.lylewheelerchairmaker.com/

https://www.lylewheelerchairmaker.com/

https://classes.folkschool.org/Instructors.aspx?id=221

Learn more about Lyle by watching this documentary:https://www.ourstate.com/made-in-nc-wheelers-chairs/

Ooops hit the return button by accident. I got lucky and recently purchased one of Lyle's spinning wheels second hand. I would love to hear more about how he designed his wheels and how many he has made.

why not use the heart and the sapwood?

How cool! How economical!

I’m caning a chair seat as I watch… :)

Norman, that’s awesome!

That's 10 logs a year, typically, which means you view at about 3000 logs a year

https://www.lylewheelerchairmaker.com/

Tell me that is moonshine!

About how many chairs do you create each year - on average.

Did he make that rocker?

Do you bend the rim on the wheel? With steam?

https://www.lylewheelerchairmaker.com/

Is there a best time to harvest the wood? Or does it matter?

Ever use chesnut?

Some Shaker chairs were made in KY, both in South Union and Pleasant Hill

Here is a link to Lyle’s upcoming classes:

https://classes.folkschool.org/Instructors.aspx?id=221

What do you use to treat the posts and ladders for longevity?

do you ever just show people how to weave the top of the stepstools?

I so want to take this class!!

https://fundaneed.folkschool.org/products/folk-school-tip-jar

Thanks for a great program.

Awesome! Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thank you! This was great!

thanks for this program.

THanks to Lyle and everyone. Great, informative presentation.

https://fundaneed.folkschool.org/products/folk-school-tip-jar

Thank you so much for this great program!

Thank you!

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sNhrMxvWSCmYBSsosrwm_w

https://blog.ellistextiles.com/

https://www.ellistextiles.com/about/

thanks so much!!