Thank you, Jacquie in Lincolnshire. After I sent the email, I googled my
question, and came up with an arachne thread from 2004, where someone was
giving a talk on the subject, and listed all of the books she knew of with
information on the subject. I have one of them, but I much prefer a variety of
instructions, as then I have the most choices, and the best combined
explanations for my feeble brain.
I am quite sure the internet has expanded lacemaking geometrically, simply
because the resources are so easy to come by. Neither of my two major lace
suppliers have the book, I would go to them first simply to support their
business, nor does Amazon.com, BUT amazon.co.uk had a used copy for what I
consider a relatively reasonable cost for a lace book, and I have ordered it
there. I am a sucker for books, especially lace books, which tend to disappear
after a while. No need to write for a catalog, and hope the place is still in
business, or go to used bookstores in major cities hoping they had what I
wanted, which wouldn't be so in the US, simply because of the dearth of
lacemakers.
Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, US, where it is a beautiful but cold morning,
12F, -10C, and hoping our New Zealand lacemakers are ok. I assume there are
New Zealand lacemakers as well as Australian?
-Original Message-
From: laceandb...@aol.com
Sent: Feb 23, 2011 4:02 AM
To: lace@arachne.com
Subject: Re: [lace] Finishing a handkerchief
Find a copy of Mounting and Using Lace, by Jean Withers. IOLI library
perhaps?
Jacquie in Lincolnshire
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