I have just recently had the good fortune to meet a lovely Romanian
woman who lives in Portland, Maine, and in the course of our
conversation I found that she had a small collection of Romanian point
laces made by her mother and mother in law in the 1970s. She was kind
enough to
I really enjoyed reading about this and seeing the lace. I dont say it
often but I did say WOW when the first image came up.
Beautiful. What an incredible legacy.
Sue T Dorset UK where its been hot and heavy but they are now threatening
us with rain.
I have just recently had the good
What a great lot you are! Thank you so much for all the information you've
sent me.
The information has probably changed our plans for the better. The trip looks
as if it'll be even better than I had first thought and that was great.
Next June can't come soon enough.
Jenny Hester
In an oven
I also attended this lace day, but only briefly. Bought lots of books, and
discovered a few more I really HAVE TO BUY.
But in a way the best part was Kenn Van Dieren's torchon notebook. He has
been working through the IOLI (?) course on advanced torchon. I'm not sure if
it is specifically
A cold one... in the dead of winter.
Clay
Thurlow Weed wrote:
This gave me a chuckle! Our house, granted is a large one -- 18 rooms
total, of which 14 are regular living rooms. There is an unfinished
walk-up attic which houses the library annex, a reading area and a
pipe organ. About a
