. . . From my crafts, I don't want anyhing but joy, beauty, calm and peaceful hours, connection with history and with fellow lacemakers. So I make (or try) the lace that "sings to me", as someone called it, or try to master certain techniques which thrill me, knit a piece I want to wear, weave a towel in a pattern that intrigues me. If I want to make it, I will gain the neccessary skills. . .
Eva, from Haltern, Germany ============================================== Dear Eva, You are after my own heart. My lace progress has been a very crooked path. Now, AFTER Binche, I am doing Beds. And only now do I have the skills to make Torchon as clean and crisp as I wish it to be. I'll try anything once and store everything I learn to use on future projects. Still pursuing independence in Chantilly. And then . . . Patty Dowden In Santa Clara, California, where last night there was a very unusual thunderstorm with lots of cloud to cloud lightning (we don't see that very often). - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
