I am no expert but I would be happy to be part of a group, come down from New
York and work in Pennsylvania to do a series of YouTube videos? I used to teach
Bobbin lace making at the spirit of Crosstitch festival...
Sent from my iPhone and if I'm driving please excuse Siri derived typos.
> On
Gina writes: I taught myself, starting with The Torchon Lace Workbook by
Bridget Cook. I'm attempting to teach myself Beds from books and from
Christine Springett's Beds video series. I have to say, Beds has been more
challenging than the Torchon was. I'm still taking baby steps :) I'd love
to have
Devon
I belong to that group on facebook, and Bev is right. Lots of beginners asking
advice. It is useful. The other alternative is laceioli, which also has a
beginners group. http://laceioli.ning.comBoth are free to join. I like the
ning software better. Both allow posting photos, so studen
On Sun, Jan 20, 2019 at 12:16 PM Devon Thein wrote:
> Actually, I found the Springett videos to be a very satisfying experience.
> (...) Of course they were VHS, so I doubt I could even manage to play them
> now.
I have them on 4 DVD's (available at VanSciver Lace
http://www.vansciverbobbinlac
