Dear Spiders
I received the email below yesterday from a young lady, which is self
explanatory and if anyone can help her with the information for her
dissertation, please email me privately and I will send you her email address.
She has given me permission to do this and I do recall someone in France being
commissioned to make bobbin lace for a fashion house. I can't remember the
details but do recall though that it was beautiful!
Many thanks
Catherine Barley


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Catherine Barley Needlelace
www.catherinebarley.com

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> Dear Catherine Barley
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> My name is Marianne Stanley and I am currently in my final year at De
Montfort University studying Contour Fashion. I am gathering research for my
dissertation which I have titled “What is the future for British handmade
lace?” As part of my research I am looking into the history of lace, the
different types of lace and what types are currently used within Britain. I
initially chose this subject as my grandma makes bobbin lace as a hobby, she
creates beautiful pieces (despite being still a beginner herself) and so I was
inspired to find out more about it.
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> I would be very grateful if you could help me with some information
regarding lace making? Specifically, I was wondering if any of your
members/associates get commissioned to make couture pieces for designers as
the popularity of lace appears to have increased for both lingerie and
outerwear.
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> If so, have you any idea of the numbers of lace-makers that receive
commissions and if any of them would be happy to drop me an email letting me
know the types of work they have been commissioned (for example the size of
the piece and the time it took them to make).
> Also, have you an estimate of the numbers of people in Britain who make
handmade lace (presumably mainly as a hobby to make items for themselves or
family and friends). Have you noticed an increase in the number of members or
people wanting to attend your courses due to the increased popularity of lace
and are many of these younger people?
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> Thank you very much for your time and I hope I have not bombarded you with
too many questions! I would be grateful for your help or if you were able to
forward this email to another member of your team if you feel that would be
more appropriate.
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> Thank you again.
> Yours faithfully
> Marianne Stanley
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