Emily’s Highchair v1.6 Done Baby Done!

Well thank goodness that is done. The seat is finished and ready to go. I still have to make a table top, but their is no rush on that as the chair is the present.

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Weaving the seat with paper rush was harder than I thought ti would be. The top side looks really nice, but the under is a bit of a mess. Part of the problem is the thickness of the knotting of adjoining lengths. It wanted to pull the strands apart leaving unattractive voids in the pattern.

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The cardboard added to the final tightness of the project. It also helped keep a visual eye on keeping the lines going straight towards the center.

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Finshed top of the seat. I will not be showing the underside. (I do have some pride)

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I love it. Now to make up a strap in belt and a cushion rail (she is still really small for this kids chair).

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DirtyMary

Rabid builder type that jumps from project to project. Loves woodturning, Medieval mechanisms, and everything that has moving parts. Gadgets, Clocks and Chemistry Rules! Shown a big red button labeled "Do Not Push ~ Danger", would have to be restrained from pushing said button.

2 Responses to “ Emily’s Highchair v1.6 Done Baby Done! ”

  1. Congratulations on a beautiful job!! An heirloom to be treasured.

  2. Thank You Isabelle,

    I want to make myself a period chair much like Emily’s, but I am restraining myself as I need to practice other woodworking skills more than turning. I want to be an allrounder, and not just a turner.

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