Gee, Agnes, I do not know. They did for a while as younger brotheres and sisters came into the group. This was in 1998 then, some of them moved, then I moved. Next time I talk to Cindy (k teacher)I will ask her for any update. Without someone to push a little, I imagine their teen age life got in the way. But we have about 2 dozen kids who made lace for a more than full year (we had summer classes for them too.) who atleast know of lacemaking and will never forget the experience...hee~hee...they were so excited that they were asked to lace at restorations and the Quilting Guild meeting, etc..... none will soon forget. I am sure some would have stayed. After the second school year, kids in upper grades and teaching was done after school.Cindy had to make time and charge a small fee. (I did not need to do that...just drive 40 miles and home)....and they dribbled away. So many activities for kids nowadays, I cannot blame the parents. I am glad I grew up when life was much simpler! However, It was great fun for all Smiles BarbE ----- Original Message ----- From: Agnes Boddington To: BarbE ; lace Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 12:42 PM Subject: Re: [lace] Little Girl Making Lace
Hello BarbE Do you know if any of them continued to make lace? Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK Where husband's dinner is getting cold, whilst he is taking our elderly neighbour to the vet's. Her very elderly cat was attacked by a dog. BarbE wrote: >what fun...a few years ago(pre Youtube)friend/kindergarten teacher/lacer and >I, taught her class to make lace. Yep, the whole class ... > > - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
