Both of the lace guilds I belong to meet in rooms at local libraries. One is
totally free but can only accommodate about 10 people around the conference
table. If we grow we will have to move into a room we would have to pay for.
The other group meets in a room that we pay rent for but it is
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Subject: Re: [lace] how do you find a club?
Hi Devon and All,
Then I moved back to the "lace desert" and with help, started a guild.
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Presumably, if a person
who you suspected of being a serial killer were to approach you and
ask where
the nearest lace meeting was, you might demure.
It *is* quite a dilemma: do you let the craft die out through
privacy-paranoia, or through
Dear Aurelia and Barbara!
When I read Barbara's note about "her" group ("before she was a member"), I
understood that she meant the group in Washington (state)! I am close enough
to Baltimore (I'm in the land of Lynchburg), that I can feel the glow of the
hospitality that is the hallmark of al
Oh, good heavens, no! Although I attended only a couple of TerraPins
meetings before I moved from Maryland to the Seattle area, I had a lovely
time meeting all the sweet ladies there.
No, all of the comments in my post referred to Lacemakers of Puget Sound, my
current group, also made up of wonder
Barbara! Horrors! The group that was _your_ group before you moved to
the Pacific Northwest was _our_ group. Surely you couldn't have meant
the TerraPins (Baltimore area) or the CRLG (regional), all of whom
are the most hospitable people on earth (and P.S., the TerraPins meet
on the first Thurs
> Do any of your groups belong to a larger center that provides meeting and
> storage space? As real estate is at a premium in most areas, the thought has
> always intrigued me...something similar to the Textile Arts Center in
> Minnesota.
Lacemakers of Puget Sound does rent a meeting space an
Hi Devon and All,
What a timely topic! This has always been a subject that is interesting to
me. My own early learning was goofy, until I lucked into finding a fabulous
teacher in the very town I had just moved to 20 some years ago. Then I moved
back to the "lace desert" and with help, s
oops sent this just to Devon, meant it for the whole list
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Although I have not met anyone in person at
