American spiders, especially those in Indiana or nearby states, may be interested in viewing http://www.bedfordcollegeoflacemaking.com/index.html .
I found the website after seeing reference to it on http://encajerasbolilleras.blogspot.ca/ I assure you I have no association with this school and I know nothing about it except what appears on their own website which I viewed for the first time about one hour ago. Ruth Johnson Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (I am getting ready for a lace demonstration tomorrow in the small museum in the small village near where I grew up. I will be working on my Yaspe silk scarf which is now about 15 inches/37 centimetres long. The three interwoven colours (pinkish-brown, pink, and pinkish-beige) and all the changes in texture are wonderful. The pattern is quite simple but I havenât yet got any âspeedâ because, with the thickness of the threads changing, I usually have to re-evaluate how many twists are appropriate. I am learning a lot about tensioning because there are large areas without pins.) (Scarf season will be here before we know it but todayâs temperature is already 27 Celsius (83 Fahrenheit) with vey high humidity - not unusual for July.) - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]. Photo site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/
