Oh! Dear!!
As would have been the case in 18th Century paintings, a preponderance of
men in the photos.
Granted, their names are given, but wouldn't it be nice to see the
lacemakers with the laces they made?
Jeri Ames
Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
In a message dated 1/21/20
not be suitable for a near beginner.
Regards
Beth
in a cold Cheshire NW England
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Re: [lace] retournac photos
Date: Wednesday 21 January 2009
From: Clay Blackwell
To: hottl...@neo.rr.com
Hi again, Susan -
I've just peeked at the Reto
Hi again, Susan -
I've just peeked at the Retournac website, and unfortunately, I don't
see any bookmark patterns available. Sorry...
Clay
hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:
To Clay! Thanks so much for posting the Retournac photos!!! As a newbie, I'm sick
to death of bookmark samples. But these
Hi Susan -
The Retournac Museum produces patterns which they sell as a way of
making money to support the museum. I believe that these patterns are
available at their website... and I suggest you use the "tiny url" that
Noelene so graciously sent us: http://tinyurl.com/8gslc3
Clay
hottl
To Clay! Thanks so much for posting the Retournac photos!!! As a newbie, I'm
sick to death of bookmark samples. But these--well--they are so--shall I say--
tres chic! Truly works of art. Sort of the Emeril Lagasse-ified version--BAM!
In your honor, I started a little Mirecourt piece today.
