Happy New Year to all you fellow spiders I'm a bit late joining in this thread as I've had several disasters of my own over the last few months and I'm way behind with e-mails. I got an antique lavender bag, bought by a friend at an antique fair in York because she thought it was "crochet or tatting or something but you will know what it is" It's a linen bag with torchon lace edging and insert, quite simple pattern of plaits and leaves and the leaves are beautifully even, how I wish I could work leaves so nice. The friend included some dried lavender from her garden in case I wanted to refill the bag as the original stuff smells a bit musty, but that's part of it's charm. At the moment the bag is packed with my current lace project (one of Tamara's snowflakes) waiting to go to the first lace class of 2005 next Friday to show off, but I need advice on how to keep it safe for future lace-makers to enjoy, please. Joan from Yorkshire
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