Dear Janis, et al
I read your blog with great interest, and will follow it with interest. It
is clear you have a lot to say, and know how to say it. I am a latecomer to
Arachne. I knew David was an accomplished lacemaker, but I didn't realize quite
how accomplished. And his lace pillow/table is an inspiration. I have learned
a lesson. No wonder his lace is so prolific, when his pillow dominates the
room, inviting one to sit down and work. I tend to put my pillow away, and I
see now that is a bad idea. Leaving a pillow set up, covered of course, but
ready to work, will get more lace done.
Enjoy your trip. I look forward to reading more.
Lyn in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, US, where we are looking forward to some lovely
weather, not humid, relatively cool, sunny, little or no rain. Summer days to
remember.
-----Original Message-----
>From: Janis Savage <[email protected]>
>Sent: Jul 14, 2011 1:19 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [lace] My new blog
>
>Hello all
>
>I am in Australia, visiting my No. 2 son and family until 31st July.
>
>An extra bonus, apart from spending some time with my grandchildren, is that
>he has set up a blog for me.
>
>So have a look at http://janis.savage.org.za/ where I am going to write
>about the lace on my travels.
>
>I have been to visit David in Ballarat and hope to meet some other
>Melbourne lacemakers before ending up at the LoveLace exhibition at the
>Powerhouse museum in Sydney.
>
>After that I will just have to go home again.
>
>Janis Savage
>
>Normally from Honeydew in South Africa
>
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