Hello Hazel,
Do I understand right you are looking for posibilities to find
lacemakers on your way you will traveling. In my opinion the situation
in my country isn't the same as in the US or in UK. But i am sure if
you ask before starting your travel on the list there will be some
posibilitie
Hello Shere'e
I had one person tell me that because my favorite type of lace is
torchon (I really
like the geometric shapes and angles of it) that I was not a "real
lacemaker"
What a nonsens, for sure you are a real lacemaker. In my opinion
Torchon is one of the most variying laces with all it
On 6/4/07, Hazel Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All
I will try not to be too long-winded but some
background is needed. Where I lived in the UK there
were to my knowledge at least four lace groups within
a 12 mile radius of our house. If I wanted to go to a
lace day there were likely to
Firstly I must apologise for the wussy, self-pitying
message I posted the other day on this subject. I must
have been having a bad day.
don't worry - we all have days when we feel sorry for ourselves, and then
up-days. Glad you're feeling cheerier now!
yes, lace-days and groups are easier to
Hazel--
Don't know how far you are from Apeldoorn, but that is where Yvonne Scheele
has her studio. While she doesn't offer the type of lace days that I think
you are talking about--more informal, come make lace and enjoy the day--she
does have workshops and classes. You can see her teaching sched
Hello All
Firstly I must apologise for the wussy, self-pitying
message I posted the other day on this subject. I must
have been having a bad day. In general our life here
is idyllic and although making contact with local
lacemakers has not been as easy as I expected that's a
very small minus to pu
