Re: [lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word

2011-10-18 Thread colonialartist
...@desupernet.net To: lace@arachne.com Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 10:21:24 AM Subject: [lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word Two things. First, I have come up with an idea for demonstrating. It may be personal only to me, but it may be useful for someone else to build on. When we

Re: [lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word

2011-10-18 Thread Jane O'Connor
Faye wrote --- it is hard getting them connected to a quild or supplier due to being few and far between and hard for them to find the info online.  Even though I know a good bit about lacemaking I stink at teaching it or I would do it.  I will hlep anyone with their problems and give them a

Re: [lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word

2011-10-18 Thread Karen Thompson
Three other lace makers and I demonstrate lacemaking -bobbin lace and tatting - in the public area of the American History Museum in Washington, DC one hour per month. There is always lots of interest in both watching and trying our hands-on-pillow. Often well over 100 people stop by to watch and

Re: [lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word

2011-10-18 Thread Beth Marshall
I'm not sure how many lace teachers would be comfortable with their contact details being listed on an open-access webpage, but could web- addresses (and email ones if the group has a general email address for enquiries) for lace organisations like IOLI, Lace Guild be on the hand-out? Then

[lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word

2011-10-17 Thread Lyn Bailey
Two things. First, I have come up with an idea for demonstrating. It may be personal only to me, but it may be useful for someone else to build on. When we were in Sweden, 2004, I chanced upon Vadstena, sort of between Stockholm and Goteborg. Two stationary lace supplies stores. One

[lace] Demonstration idea and spread the word

2011-10-17 Thread Jane Partridge
Having up to date details as to where to go from here is essential, but also is the permission of those whose details you are handing out. Sometimes teachers and groups don't have space for extra people, and you want to avoid the possibility that potential new lacemakers will be put off by the