I agree with Tamara about lacemaking being (almost) "rocket science". Lacemaking delves into the mathmatical sciences sometimes and I think could really confuse some of the professors I know if they looked at the graphs/diagrams. Sometimes they try to over analyse what could really be a simple task. I think lacemaking is fairly simple. But I have a different mindset then my professor friends. ;)
I have this Kliot book that is listed. I was floored when my folks gave it to me as a Christmas present this past year. They find the neatest stuff on their travels. They always are on the lookout at flea markets and thrift shops for things that interest my hobbies. This book was fun to thumb through. Not sure I would use it for anything. But nice to have it in my library. Getting tired of this mushy, snowy weather in Greenville, IL USA Mark, aka Tatman Www.tat-man.net Www.tat-man.net/blog On 2/28/08 9:12 PM, "Tamara P Duvall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well... Look at it this way: lacemaking is (almost) "rocket science"; > not for nothing it's called "the Mensa of crafts" :) And it's also > "good medicine"; an hour (of lacemaking) a day keeps the shrink away > (at a lot cheaper it is, too) :) - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
