My husband bought me a replica lacemakers lamp, its beautifully made and has
the glass bowl on top for water. I tried it out on Christmas day and was
amazed that I could work lace using it. I got it positioned so that the
small shaft of light shone just where I needed it to on the small area of
current work. I can see why they sat outside as much as possible for
natural light and I certainly wouldn't like to have to work like that all
the time. I use an angle poise lamp which shines onto the top of my pillow
and works well for me.
Sue T, Dorset UK
I've seen two demos of lacemaker's lamps. In both, I was quite
impressed by the amount of light concentrated onto the work area by a
very-low-wattage bulb (no brighter than a real candle). Certainly not
like an Ott light, but for the time....
Robin P.
Los Angeles, California, USA
(formerly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
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