Dear Alice, 

Realize you may be one who deletes my memos without reading.  I decided not
to write for a while and see if anyone missed my postings.  After 3 months,
with no comment, I am definitely not going to try so much to help with
information.  Here (again) is pretty much what I've written in the past.
Perhaps someone in your local guild belongs to OIDFA?  I have all their
publications for the past 22+ years, and keep them because they publish so
many nice articles about lace all over the world.  During this time-frame
(22+ years) there have been (or will be) Lace Congresses in Finland and
Sweden.  Participants have extended their trips by flying through Copenhagen,
staying a couple nights, and taken advantage of museum exhibits in Denmark. 

Recommend you ask your local guild members if anyone belongs to OIDFA and if
they have saved their magazines.  There is much to learn from these.  Yes,
there are books.  However, they are written to be used over many years.  The
way to find out about recent years is through the magazines' national guilds
and what they publish for their members.  If you read OIDFA, you'll find
mention of them.  The individuals you might like to meet write for these
magazines.  This is important to know. Sometimes you can search for these
individuals via a computer search.

There are quite a few lace authors who sell books have their own websites. 
Do research, by searching for them via computer.
This is not the first time I have responded to inquiries such as yours.  If
any think they will travel in the next few years, this is something to print
and put in the loose-leaf binder I recommended Arachne members set up for
individual research.
In recovery from major surgery since August 2019,

Jeri Ames in Maine USALace and Embroidery Resource
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In a message dated 10/31/2019 10:18:46 PM Eastern Standard Time,
lacel...@frontier.com writes:

To help plan my trip to Europe next year, and the OIDFA Congress, I've
beenlooking for lace events and lace museums.  So far I have Rauma,
Finland,Vadstena, Sweden, and Tonder, Denmark on my list.1. Do you know of
another place in Scandinavia with lace interest?2. How do I contact someone in
Vadstena, Sweden to find out if they are havinga Lace Day near the end of June
next year?  They did in the recent past but Ican't find anything on the
internet about next year.  If they are, I'd liketo time my trip so I could
attend. I tried contacting the lace guild page:Â
http://www.swevskaspetsar.se but cannot get a message through.  It is
apattern sales page but may be closed.  Suggestions, anyone?Lace wise --
I'm setting up new patterns on my two travel pillows so they willbe ready for
next year.  I'm also starting a Russian collar and variousChristmas
ornaments.  At my Lace Day, I got an old pricking of a round doilywith a
heart in the center.  No picture or notes so it will be a challenge
tofigure out how to make it. So, lots of projects to keep me busy this
winter.Alice in Oregon
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