I took a Flanders class in Peterborough, England in April. It's the kind of
class people go back to year after year. Louise West was one of the students,
and she was showing the proofs of her new book, which was about to go to the
printer. I ordered one, and it arrived after publication on
I also have her new book and I love it. The designs are so pretty. I think I
love the Paisleyone the best plus the Daisy Edging. There is so much eye candy
in this book. I also got my copy like in three days from across the pond. That
was quick and she signed it for me too. Sherry
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Jeri, thanks for your advice that a new book by Jana Novak is available.
I don't think I've seen mention of the new book by Louise West, Bedfordshire
Lace Designs. I've just received my copy from the UK, and am delighted
with it.
To quote the forward, the designs in this book have been
Gil Dye, Jean Leader and I have been corresponding about this new little
book. Again, it is not one I am able to review at this time. A copy is
being hand-carried to me. Perhaps you have already purchased it and would
like to provide a review to Arachne members.
If you are placing an
Jana Novak has sent information to share with you. I will not be able to
review her new book at this time, because there is not a copy on this side
of the Atlantic Ocean. However, as you begin a new Summer of lacemaking,
demonstrating, and teaching in the northern Hemisphere, it may be
Dear All,
Today I received a really pretty  bookmark and postcards of beautiful
 Sussex from Joepie Hammond.
It was really worth waiting for.
Thank you Lin and Jenny for making this exchange possibe.Â
Best regards
Carole from Malta ð¥Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
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Janice,
It was Lidia. Easy for me to remember because it is my daughter's name. The
lace display is to the rear of the store and on the second floor, so it may not
be obvious from the street.
Devon
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Thanks to Avital, Annette and Corinne for the information about Burano. I will
pass it all on to my friend so she can plan ahead. This list is the best when
it comes to getting up to date information. I remember coming back with lots
of photos of the buildings on Burano and Murano, and when in the
A new topic that I hope will generate some really good information.
starting with England. Please change the word England in the subject line,
and
tell us about a place you have found to buy handmade lace, preferably a
not-for-profit place like a museum: Tomorrow, I'll change the heading
If you know people who do not receive my AOL messages who should receive
this, please feel free to forward it to them.
For all who travel and like to bring home lace from the traditional places
where handmade lace is made in Europe:
When we advise our friends, who usually do not know as
I was in Burano about five years ago. I don't recall seeing any
private collections when I was there, but the Lace Museum does have a
splendid collection. Unfortunately, they did not allow photography at
the time. Maybe that has changed since.
The Museo de Merletto is not open long hours (closed
There is a shop on the main walkway to the Museum which often has someone
making lace outside and does have a private collection. I do not know the
name. The museum is definitely worth seeing as there is a good video to
watch before going upstairs to see amazing lace.
Corinne
Brighton UK.
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