[lace] Irish Crochet Lace - Connection to Tuscany ?

2009-04-15 Thread Jeriames
Dear Irish Crochet History Experts,

The writer of a letter to me says she is trying to uncover the name of an
English or Irish lady who started an Embroidery School in Anghiari, near
Lake  Trasimeno, Tuscany, during the first years of the 20th century.

She thinks there was an Irish colony in Anghiari, and finding the name may
lead to a connection between Irish Crochet Lace and Tuscany, Italy.

Someone has already complicated the issue by telling her it was English
ladies trying to start a Irish Lace cottage industry.  Early 20th century
does not conect with what I know of Irish Crochet.

The letter to me contained attached comments from 3 embroidery teachers
trying to help her.  All 3 are experts, but they seem to have done more to
confuse!

If a book contains this information, please provide Author's name,Title,
year published, etc., so I can give her enough data to order it from
Interlibrary Loan.

Jeri Ames in  Maine
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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2003-11-10 Thread Hopkins Family
Thanks to all for your encouragement and tips. I will try subscribing to the
irish lace list. I appreciate all your help.

Sharon in UT

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