Thank you everybody who replied to my message about the Lace Place, isn't it
wonderful to think that my enquiry arising from my sons visit brought back so
many memories from far and wide to be shared by us all. Arachne has done it
again.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk U.K.
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Hi Sue
I was invited to Australia to teach for the Sydney branch of the
Embroiderers' Guild for their 50th Anniversary, also the Melbourne branch
and for the Australian Lace Guild at Perth who arranged a trip to Hyden and
The Lace Place at the end of the Convention. It was too far to make
And what would we have done without the Lace Place in Honeydew!! Keep up
the good work.
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
Janis Savage wrote:
to supply me, that I thought I was being incredibly original in choosing
The Lace Place as my business name.
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The Lace Place is located in the Tourist Centre at Wave Rock, Hyden. Hyden is
approx. 400 kms from Perth.The original collection belonged to one of the
leading ladies in Perth many years ago and I believe the lace was taken to
Hyden by a relative after her death.
A couple of months ago,
Thank you Ruth for all that information. I had an email from Shirley Meier
about The Lace Place and checked it out, they do have a small site online it
just made me wish even more that it was me that holidayed in Australia and not
my son. Him and his wife had a wonderful time over there and
www.waverock.com.au/lace.htm provides a brief description of the Lace Place
in Hyden which I visited a few years ago to see the Irish crochet lace
collection.
It is well worth a visit and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
It is not well known in the tourist industry and I needed help to find out
about
