Alex,
My art teacher in high school taught from this book and I thoroughly enjoyed
it. I love blind contour drawing. Now just wish I could do blind
lacemaking. I might get a book read at the same time HAH. Thanks for
mentioning that book. Brought back good memories.
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Mark, aka Tatman
blog:
Sherry meant for this to go to the lace list as well. Her email below.
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Mark, aka Tatman
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email: tatmant...@gmail.com
-- Forwarded Message
From: Sherry
And since I am left handedI use the right side of my brain more than the
lefthave you ev
I have a sister who is left-handed, and she is one of the most creative
people I know. She has always "thought outside the box", before that
expression and concept became the buzz. However, a number of my
ancestors were artists. They were all women, incidentally. (The men
seem to have been
As a leftie also, I will say that I find it fairly easy to follow
written instructions (unless it involves housework) I like the
message on Clay's sisters teeshirt too! For those of you who are not
left handed I say this.
Don't try to understand us, you'll never manage it. it's
Sue,
do you understand us righty If so everything is ok. By the way to
be honest I am partly partly.
Ilske
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Hello All,
sorry being so quiet but I am very busy at the time, but to this point
I will tell you my experience.
A bit more than two years ago I was lucky to get two design students
to teaching lacemaking. The one was a glass designer and couldn't find
a job so she tried to do something else
To Ilske and everyone
Of course we won't tell ;)
Thank you for the stories!
I do not know if this is right or left brained or handed - but I taught
myself to make lace with my left hand only, while talking on the phone, so I
could hold the telephone in my right hand to ear. It is a handy talent
