Unfortunately the lacemaking world is not large enough for the big
publishers to consider it worthwhile to keep these books in print.
However, Batsford do seem to be re issuing quite a few recently and
commissioning new ones, so maybe they have got the hint.
I bought my issue of that Tonder book only a few years ago for £12.50
second hand but in Mint condition from a book dealer. I think perhaps
the purchaser of this book on ebay must have either been;
a, really desperate to have that book
b, have more money than they know what to do with
c,not got the time or inclination to look further afield for the title.
Please don't be discouraged, there are a lot of books available,out
there.
Regards
Claire
Kent,UK
On 30 Sep 2005, at 5:13:am, Tracie Tyler wrote:
Pardon my ignorance, but why are so many of the lace books out of
print?
It would seem to me that if we wanted this to be passed on that we
would
not the books to be so difficult or expensive to get..
I am starting to feel discouraged. I do have a few books that I was
able to purchase, but how could I "spread the word" so to speak if
getting the information is too hard to come by for people after me?
As always,
Tracie <<~~~~ who still needs to connect with a "local" group in the
Sacramento, CA area.I know there is one in the Bay Area but as a
newbie
to IOLI I have not yet received my directory.
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