| | As one who travels mostly by armchair, I appreciate comments and | reports about lace days, conventions, and other get-togethers - not a | rundown of what the speaker spoke, necessarily, but the little things, | like how many attended, in what sort of place, and what the weather | was, if you saw someone wearing a particularly special piece of lace, | if travel was complicated, or direct, if there were new lacemakers, or | other Arachnes - and some descriptives - the speaker was fascinating, | and one bit I thought was most interesting was..(etc.). ++++
Bev in Sooke BC, we have a lace weekend coming up middle November here in the Scottish Highlands. As I am interested in design I have listed myself for the Lace Design class. it has some snappy name which eludes me at the moment. I will happily report on the weekend - in general - since as a lace rookie I havent got enough knowledge yet to comment on anything else <grin>. Torchin lace is starting to lose its terrifying aspects for me and I look forward to the day when I will transfer my attention to Bucks. but first I want to 'knit' torchon into my bones so that it becomes a pleasure to do, from beginning to end. The highlands of scotland have put on its autumnal finery and the light is so sharp and crisp Micki from Loch Ness, Drumnadrochit - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
