My Lace Guild magazine arrived today but DH didn't tell me. I spotted the envelope after dinner and settled down for a read. Imagine my surprise when, on page 21 there is a photo of my needlelace effort for the Lace Street. I sent the photo I based the design on of my home along with a scan of the lace and Susan put a note in that it looks just like the real house. Then, on page 30 there is a design based on a Viking Stone from St. Martin's Church in Kirklevington which is the small village in Cleveland, UK that I moved from to the US. Imagine, there were lacemakers nearby and I knew nothing about them. I moved here in 1982 and didn't start making lace until 1993, Wow - 20 years ago!! Anyway, now that I know how to get my photos on Flickr, I have added one of the Lester piece after I cut the bobbins off. Looks like spaghetti lace. And, now that the house has appeared in the magazine, I added that one for you all to see in my gallery on Flickr. Thanks also again to Sue Babbs for the review of Lace8 which I have now got to work on my Macbook in VirtualBox.
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