Dear Lacers
As I understand it, there are two streams of enthusiasts that made up the
American lace making community in the 20th century. On the East Coast there
were wealthy women who created the Needle and Bobbin Club. But on the West
Coast, -- am I getting this right? -- the original lace enthusiasts were
also doll collectors and lace makers spun off from them and established
their own group?

Does anyone have any more info about this for me?
Thanks one and all
Sharon

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