Helen, Aussie in Denver should you have more time in future, I would also be interested in the tri-fold brochure you mentioned in response to Jenny's email. At our recent lacemaking weekend, the numbers were down, hugely so, and as secretary to the group i have been thinking of ways and means we can promote lace as well as the lace group, well - in addition to what we are doing already. There will be a few fairs where members will be doing demonstrations etc., and at present all that is available in the line of promotional literature for these demonstration, are little cards with scant information printed on it. I think a trifold would do the job so much better, especially for people new to lace, or who thought making lace was restricted to bobbin lace only.
thanks Micki in very hot scotland - i got a burnt face and arms from working in the garden, despite wearing sun protection cream ++++ The RMLG has a nice tri-fold brochure (currently under revision) that includes a potted history of lace, with a brief description or bobbin and needle laces and tatting, with a photo of each, and a very brief description of other main laces - knitted, crocheted, embroidered/decorated net, tape lace (like battenberg). It includes contact details of the Guild with a tear off page that can be returned to the Guild with a request to join or just go on the mailing list. Helen, Aussie in Denver - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
