I have not been working on my bailing twine chair in the same way I did the first one.
It’s not an everyday thing, but more like a once a week thing. I don’t tie on two pieces of bailing twine a day, as they come available from the bale of hay we feed the animals. I’ve been saving them up and tying on 10 or so at a time.
This does change the look of the chair because I have more twine to work with at a time.
I’m enjoying this rhythm. And the chair is surprising me in the direction it’s taking. All those thick braids and coils of twine.
I’ve been away from the blog for a while, is this the same chair you used last year? I can see benefits to removing last year’s project each year to make room for the new, or creating a whole porch of these chairs.
It’s a new one Trish. Our cat Minnie has taken over the old one.