Wow. These celebration ideas are deeply appreciated! Will ya look at their
creativity, warmth and meaningfulness!! These warm ideas can lead to more
connections among lacemakers, AND make memories that can be rekindled each
following year. Thank you each very, very much!
Martha Osgood
Eugene,
I belong to Silvergate Lacers in the San Diego area and last October we
celebrated our 40th anniversary. Â We had commemorative bobbins, a cake and a
pot luck lunch. Â I was unfortunately absent but the photos look like I missed
a good time. Â We also had a member who had tee shirts machine
Dear Martha,
On March 23rd, and again today, I sent you long private messages to help
you with lace public relations and celebrations. Your address is Comcast,
and I am not sure you are receiving mail from AOL. If you are not, please
request someone you know to be a go-between, and I'll
A commemorative bobbin and an afternoon or morning tea/get together.
Have a cake to share and perhaps a small snack and tea/coffee or if you
are daring and don't need to drive a glass of bubbles.
Anna who is currently re-organising her craft room and rediscovering
'treasures' in a cold Sydney
Martha, I agree with Sue, and our regional guild often uses Chris Parsons (UK),
who can provide a painted bobbin based on your picture, or Richard Worthen(US)
for hand-turned and pyrographed bobbins.
Clay
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> On Apr 10, 2017, at 1:28 PM, Sue Harvey
Hello Martha,
We celebrate in several ways but the one I like is to have a commerative bobbin
with name and date, we have had our Coral anniversary that we celebrated that
way.
Sue Harvey
Norfolk
UK
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Hi Lacers,
We’re still a small guild (ahem - for a while), and some of our members are not
able to be as active as they’d like. But we’d still like to do something to
acknowledge our (non-zero) anniversary as a charter member of IOLI.
Can any of you share little things we could do that would
