I was studying bobbin lace with Ann Cope in Chesham, Bucks 1977-1981, and
had many Bucks classes with Pamela Nottingham. I considered her first book,
"Technique of Bobbin Lace" the Bible of lacemakers at that time and still
do. When I returned to America in 1981 and began "helping" friends with
bobbin lace, the first requirement that they got from me was to buy Pam's
book. I ordered them from Batsford; I kept our sterling checking account
for quite awhile - no one took Visa at that time and we had few, if any,
suppliers in the US of A.
Reminiscent ...
Betty Ann
From: "Aurelia Loveman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2005 5:15 PM
Subject: [lace] Art Fairs
I remember with awe and affection that the very last workshop that Pam
Nottingham (a stickler for technical perfection if ever there was one!)
gave us in this country was called (approximately) "Designing for Bucks
Point Lace."
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