On May 4, 2008, at 21:18, bevw wrote:
Doesn't Schneeberg lace have that distinction also? How about Sluis
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Withof Duchesse? Lutac?
All of the above are *twentieth* century laces, *not* twenty first.
Late 20th maybe, but still 20th. Wiithof Duchesse goes back to, at
least, 1990. I don't have the Lutac book but, as I remember it,
although it's later than Withof, it still started in 199+. Schneeberg
is, I think, an even earlier lace than Withof, which had been revived
by Lia Baumeister. I might be wrong on that, and she may have invented
it herself. But, if she had, it was *well before* 2000.
So, I'll repeat: Rosalibre is *the only* lace (so far) which was
invented/developed in the 21st century (after 2000).
I used to have Cathy's book. The page of copyright provisos put me off.
More's the pity, I gave the book away without even trying any of the
patterns.
Your loss. I'm sorry Cathy's copyright provisos put you off; I found
them refreshingly straightforward and not unreasonable. Although, of
course, none can be enforced.
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Tamara P Duvall http://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
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