Could I suggest that many lace makers are problem solvers. This would
include mathematicians, and many scientists. I love puzzles of any kind but
especially logic problems, and when I am making lace, I can see a
problem-solving element in the process, even in a simple piece of Torchon. I
can also see a connection between this and design - where should I place
this element of my design? - whether it is lace, any other textile, or
something more solid which requires engineering skills as well.

 

But, as in every other field, not every lace maker is a mathematician or a
puzzler, and not every mathematician or puzzler makes lace, though it might
give them a head start if they wanted to learn.

 

Kathleen

In Berkshire, where it is too hot to make lace at the moment, but I hesitate
to complain!

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