So, we have a lot of ways to increase the lace making population.  I interject
here the significant problem in the US, that most Americans have never seen
lace being made, don’t know what it’s about, and don’t know anyone who
makes lace.

Increase the variety of places where we demonstrate.  In other words, Make
Lace In Public.

Engage knitters.  I am amazed at how many lace makers also knit.

Advertise.  Often meetings and demonstrations can be advertised for free.

Bring in the children.  Find out where they are learning crafts and skills,
and offer to teach them in a way they enjoy.

Make beginning classes, the first class, free, or almost so.

Wear lace.  That way you can talk about it.  Who’s writing the book on lace
on T-shirts?

Demonstrate where the young are.  Look into Steampunk.  Ask your kids, or
grandkids.

Think of ways of making lace engaging to young people.  Designs, add color.

Anyone want to add?

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