Congratulations, Janice!  Considering how many lovely things you have designed 
and the awards that you have won, your "fame" is well-earned!

So, the real question is...  when TV stardom and the grueling challanges of 
organizing the IOLI convention are finally done in August - what on earth will 
you do with yourself?  Time to write a book, maybe?  ; )

Clay

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Clay Blackwell 
Lynchburg, VA USA 


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From: Janice Blair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

> Hi Sue, 
> I was nervous but the first hour was spent with me making lace while the 
> cameraman filmed from all angles, including looking down over the upstairs 
> balcony. At one time he had the heavy camera resting on my pillow. That must 
> have been when he took the shots up close so it looked like a forest of pins. 
> I 
> made almost one repeat of the pattern, complete with a mistake. I left out an 
> extra pair for the half stitch center but did not see it until I started that 
> section. It was too late to turn back which I normally do when demonstrating. 
> So I had to take in an extra pair at the bottom of the half stitch. I decided 
> to leave the mistake so that I will know which repeat I did on tv. After all 
> that time, I was feeling more at ease for the interview part. I cringe every 
> time I see the missed pin and when I also say I "wrap the thread around it", 
> instead of saying I close the pin with a stitch, but I did not get a do-over 
> like the interviewer. 
> 
> Elizabeth, the pattern is from La guipure du Puy written by Mick Fouriscot 
> and 
> Nathalie Hubert, page 44, Guipure No. 16. ISBN 2-84167-155-0 It is written in 
> french but has excellent photos and diagrams, 30 edgings and ideas for 
> mounting 
> them. 
> 
> One friend questioned how many demonstration hours I can count my 2 minutes 
> times millions of viewers for IOLI. Members are supposed to keep track of how 
> much they demonstrate and turn them in each year. Maybe a mathematician can 
> work that out for me. :-) There were also shots on tv of me making lace at 
> least 5 times to advertise the upcoming news. 
> Janice 
> 
> Janice 
> 
> 
> Janice Blair 
> Crystal Lake, 50 miles northwest of Chicago, Illinois, USA 
> www.jblace.com 
> http://www.lacemakersofillinois.org/ 
> www.landoflincolnlacemakers.com Check for class spaces, many are full. 
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