I like to take my lace with me on vacation. I have a project for travel, on
an ethafoam pillow, one that preferably fits in a backpack, certainly in a
suitcase. I find that whilst on vacation, I have the chunk of time I prefer to
actually sit down and make lace. I have done lace by the pool on a cruise
ship, especially nice, but don't get a tall gin and tonic, as you'll make
mistakes.
I also took my lace whilst camping at Acadia National Park in Maine, US,
where I took pictures of all the places I made lace, and breathtakingly
beautiful they are, too. Also one on the Common in Bar Harbor, where I have a
picture of a man taking a picture of me making lace. If you want to raise
consciousness about making lace, a very important concept in the US, where you
also need a small sign saying, "This is NOT tatting," doing it on vacation, in
leisure places where people have the time to stop and ask questions is very
efficient. One man thought I was tying flies for fishing. I find there is
something special about making lace in special places. The only drawback is
that you don't get much lacemaking done, unless you're in a secluded spot, like
the bottom of Long Pond in Acadia National Park, where there are few people. I
will never forget that beautiful afternoon. lrb
-----Original Message-----
>From: [email protected]
>Sent: Jul 31, 2010 7:18 PM
>To:
>Cc: [email protected]
>Subject: [lace] Re: (Inter) National Lacemaking Day
>
> National Lacemaking Day sounds neat....however, my inquiries show the
>National referred to is UK.
>
>Isn't it about time that it's changed to International Lacemaking Day?
>Anyone know how that can be done?
>
>By the way, after doing your lacemaking in public to celebrate National
>Lacemaking Day on Sept 11, wait a couple days and celebrate on Sept 13
>with International Chocolate Day.
>
>Alice in Oregon
Jul 26, 2010 09:49:19 AM, [email protected] wrote:
A while back we were talking about making lace at railway stations,
and I mentioned the idea of "Making Lace on the Train" (or in the
museum)for National Lacemaking Day
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