Adele wrote: >I suggested she call her work "experiments in multi-directional woven structures" I don't know if she has tried it yet, but I think lace might be more respected with some such less feminine name. It's stupid, but it's the way the world wags.>
Lacemaking is an off-loom weaving technique. When I tell weavers that, they grasp the structure of lace immediately, that it uses a pair of "weft" threads and that the weft is not restricted to horizontal, selvedge-to-sevedge movements. Structurally, it's closer to complex (I mean 'complex' in the sense of multilayer structures, not in the sense of 'not simple') weaving. Why not just make that aspect more prominent if lacemaking is demonstrated beside weaving? Avital - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
