Hi All,

The picture of Olgemini's work makes me think of the tendency of lacemakers to
want perfection in fine work for everything they do.

Irish Crochet is one practical way to introduce new people to lacemaking, they
may then be inspired to do finer work, they may not.  It would be good to see
a booklet with practical applications - like a motif in heavier thread to sew
on the pocket of jeans, a shirt.  It may encourage more people to become
involved.

Snakes make useful bookmarks, but lace to wear need not be as fine as the work
regularly seen by a NSW Guild member at Meetings.

Lacemaking is more than fine Bucks Point, Torchon, Milanese etc, etc, etc.

Mary Carey
Campbelltown, NSW, Australia

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