Don't forget Them Westhope Group who were all Guinea Pigs, as they were named,
being a small selection who were the first to sit the City & Guilds Lace
examination. One had to be invited to join the group and numbers were limited
to the number of beds available at Anne Dyer's residence. I recall Sue
Willoughby (chair of The UK Lace Guild at that time) Cynthia Voysey and Susanne
Thompson both renowned for their expertise in Honiton Lace, Barbara a Underwood
of Bedfordshire fame, Ann Collier contemporary bobbin and Needlelace, Carol
Williamson Needlelace and several others whose names I cannot recall at this
moment. Ann Collier, Susanne Thompson and myself were the three assessors who
assessed the practical work of The Guinea Pigs.
Catherine a Barley
UK
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> On 15 May 2018, at 15:51, Devon Thein wrote:
>
> As I explore the route of contemporary lace in the late 20th century,
> early 21st century, I am wondering about Lace 98 and what role it
> played. Being in the US, I am only dimly aware of this group, but it
> seems influential.
> Devon
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