Devon,
Thanks for posting the link! We have just opened up the registration
for both May and June.
We do plan to continue offering classes like this after the pandemic has
passed, but will adjust the frequency
to meet needs. To date we have gotten 35 new bobbin lacemakers up and
running, and have another 20
signed up to learn between now and April. We are also running a "Just
Beyond the Basics" workshop
with essential skills and patterns for people just out of the introductory
class.
I should also add that we have *1 private SCHOLARSHIP* available each month
for this class. The details can
be found on the same page with the class information:
https://thelacemuseum.org/workshops.html
Kim
On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 1:51 PM Devon Thein <[email protected]> wrote:
> My stock answer to the question of how to learn lace is now "take an online
> beginner class from the Lace Museum." Karen Thompson teaches these. It is a
> small class, maybe only 5 people. There is a helper and a tech person on
> the zoom at the same time to help even the most timid with any technical
> questions. Even when you locate a group there may not be a teacher in that
> group. Now everyone can have a class in their living room.
> https://www.thelacemuseum.org/workshops.html is the link.
> Devon
>
>
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