Here in Cheshire (NW England) there has been a group (Cheshire Bobbin Clickers?, I think) who have had a lace day on a Sunday in March every other year for some time.
I went for the first time this year, I think numbers are declining a bit there as everywhere but it has certainly worked for them over the years. Beth in a very wet Cheshire, with my cat curled up next to me keeping out of the rain Alison wrote: > > As regards falling numbers at lace days, I think that much of it is to > do with people working longer hours. I find that now I work full time I > really have to organise myself beforehand if I'm to go to one because > there's always so much to do at home at weekends and quite often it's > impossible for me to go. When I was on the committee of Essex > Lacemakers we were asked whether we would arrange a lace day for a > Sunday rather than a Saturday and we decided not to. I don't know what > other lace groups do, would a Sunday be a viable proposition in the UK? > What about in other parts of the world? - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
