As the Teacher Coordinator for the IOLI convention I would like to inform
prospective attendees that, for personal reasons, Vera Cockuyt has cancelled
her 
classes and they are being replaced by  (A105) Russian Lace taught by
Sylvie 
Nguyen and (P205) Spania Dolina by Dagmar Beckel-Mahyckova.
Dagmar
wrote:      Spania Dolina lace is a coarser kind of lace from Slovakia. 
This
colorful lace is quick to make and we will use the technique to make a 
scarf.
This class will use similar techniques as introduced last year, but 
beginners
are welcome.   Spania Dolina is a village in Slovakia, where bobbin 
lace was
used as a main source of income for families of miners.  A 
traditionally
colorful lace used to decorate folk clothing in Central and 
Eastern Europe,
it is a form of continuous lace. To be authentic it has to be 
made of a
minimum of 25 pairs, roughly 3.25 inches in width. 
Sylvie wrote:  Russian
tape lace in a dense bobbin lace made with a small number 
of pairs of
bobbins.  Russian tape lace may be done in white, ecru, or a variety 
of
colors. The tape flows in a continuous line, forming the design or motif.
Areas left open within the tape lace design are filled with plaits, false
plaits, leaves, wheels, and picots. A choice of prickings will be offered,
according to individuals’ levels of experience with the lace.
These classes
are available to any level of students.  Please pass this 
information on to
anyone you know might be interested in going to convention. 
 Also, Holly Van
Sciver is now offering an addition to her Beds/Lester class. 
 She is prepared
to include students who wish to make contemporary lace using 
new applications
of traditional techniques similar to those found in Lester 
lace.  Please
contact her for more details. 
Janice Blair
Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest
of Chicago, Illinois, USA
www.jblace.com
http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org

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