Dear Friends: In reading about these unusual projects, I would like to share with you what my teachers in Sweden completed. Nina Drigoris and Bergitta Rudeskog made two 3-story panels of fiber optic torchon for a private designer/architect. Both of these panels flank the main entrance of Cartier jewelers in Munich. it is a stunning effect: fiber optic lace on a grand scale. Last summer, at my lace class in Vadstena, I was fortunate enough to see Nina's film of the making with special large boards and pegs and modified shuttles for use as bobbins. What a wonderful project. This was also followed by Nina being on television last summer where she demonstrated Swedish lace-making. Then the newscaster tried it . . . . but that's another story. Linda Sheff
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