An equally interesting question would be, "Are there any lace shops where lace 
supplies may be obtained in the US at all, or even in Canada?"
My impression has been that there are no "store front" lace shops on this 
continent, but rather that they are all mail/internet order operations whose 
major opportunity to display wares is during lace days and the convention. In 
some cases, I suppose a private appointment may be made to visit the home of 
the vendor and see wares, if it is convenient. Am I wrong about this? 
I have often encountered people who are hopeful that traveling to a place far 
distant?from where they?live will yield a lace shop that they can walk into 
during regular business hours,?and browse anonymously, as one is accustomed to 
doing when buying other things. But I think getting on the internet, or trying 
to catch a lace day (probably harder to do when out of one's own home area) are 
the usual ways of shopping for lace supplies.
Is there such a thing as a store front, walk in, lace shop in this country? It 
is hard to imagine that any lace shop could make enough profit to cover rent 
and pay staff to stand at the counter.
Devon


-----Original Message-----
From: Ruth Rocker <roxw...@krafters.net>
To: Lace <lace@arachne.com>
Sent: Wed, Aug 5, 2009 11:48 pm
Subject: [lace] Shopping help


Hello, fellow spiders and spiderettes :D?
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I will be travelling to Hunt Valley, MD towards the end of the month for 
mandatory fun for my job <blech>. I wanted to find out if there are any lace 
shops in that area that might make the trip a little bit more bearable. After 
all, if I can get supplies for my obsession, er, I mean, hobby, it might make 
the whole trip worthwhile.?
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Thanks in advance for any help. Feel free to reply to me at 
roxw...@krafters.net to keep this off the list. I'm posting here because I 
think there are more on lace than on chat (please don't shoot me).?
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-- Ruth R. in Ohio?
roxw...@krafters.net?
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