Sue, your observation about taking a class in an adult school in England is interesting. I think there was more of that in Great Britain than in the US at the time. But, Holly van Sciver took an adult school class in England while there for a college semester abroad. Eventually she was a large spur to the US movement by sharing her skills through teaching, bobbin making, and vending, so arguably the adult schools of England were instrumental in the development of the lace movement in the US. Devon
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