Chairs for Hard Times –
“For some, the rejection of their old furniture has been a necessary part of the banishment of hard times.”
— Claudia Kinmonth, “Irish Country Furniture: 1700-1950”
“For some, the rejection of their old furniture has been a necessary part of the banishment of hard times.”
— Claudia Kinmonth, “Irish Country Furniture: 1700-1950”
In 2015, I closed my public email address to preserve my sanity, though some would question whether I succeeded in my goal. Lately, a lot of people have attempted to seek advice, feedback or whatever through my personal site: christophermschwarz.com and through help@lostartpress.com. I’m up to about five messages a day now. Please don’t waste…
A reminder that at 1 p.m. Eastern tomorrow (Aug. 22), Chris will be livestreaming answers to your questions about stick chairs, and showing some key techniques in the making thereof (how he reams mortises in chair seats, and how to sharpen the reamer). I will also be there, mostly to laugh at Chris’s jokes. We…
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Thanks entirely to Megan Fitzpatrick and Brendan Gaffney, the machine room for my workshop is on schedule to be complete by the end of the year. It feels incredibly good to be typing those words. When we bought the storefront 26 months ago, I almost lost heart at the closing. Lucy and I had fought…
Megan Fitzpatrick is selling off some of her tools this Saturday during our Lost Art Press open day – plus one of my old tool chests that I used before building the “Anarchist’s Tool Chest.” And I have a bunch of tools and books to sell as well. During the last five weeks, I’ve been…