I also feel it would be a terrible waste and more likely to end up being
lost forever not seen by an archiologist.
But I am about to make some lace for today for me to wear in the form of a
scarf and am wracking my brain to remember the name of the type of coloured
lace I am thinking I might use. I saw it on the table sold by a Scottish
company at the Poole lace day in 2009 I think. I can see the colours and
the spools which held 500 metres per spool but not the type. Very
frustrating. It has to be cotton and in colours or else I will continue to
use my large spool of white I have which will definately cover the whole
item without running short.
Sue T
In foggy Dorset waiting for the sun come out
Lace in a coffin!
I agree I don't want any of my lace or anything in the coffin, it would
be
I wish to be cremated and would be very upset if all the love I had put
into making my lace were to end up as ashes in an incinerator!
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