Sorry, Barbara
allow me to correct your mail a bit. It's better to fone befor because
the volunteer ladies aren't there every day. But if you fone before
they will.
And it's good to know what sort of laces one wants to look at. There
are so many, so you can't see all of them the same day.
Dear Lacemakers,
Time to remember!
I was looking through some old issues of The Canadian Lacemaker Gazette when I
came across a picture of Gunvor and Pam Stout from Gunvor's class Torchon
Torture at the Pacific Northwest Conference 1993.
They look like they are having a great time despite being
I remember the Conference. It was held at a bible college. The rooms were
very small and the lighting terrible. The beds were just dreadful and many
of us ended up pulling the mattresses off the beds and putting them on the
floor. A friend and I were sharing a room and we were almost at the
For those of you who are interested in fashion you may like to check out this
web site
www.lib.wayne.edu/resources/digital_library
scroll down to Digital Dress: 200 Years of Urban Style
This is a collaborative project of Wayne State University, Cranbrook and
Detroit Historical Society.
Hi Irene:
They look like they are having a great time despite being in a
torture
class. Does anyone remember this conference and class? I'm curious!
I was at that conference, too. I can't quite recall what I was taking,
though I remember being glad it wasn't Torchon Torture! (Though the
The 1993 conference was put on by the Portland Lace
Society. It was the year I started learning bobbin
lace. When the conference happened, I was just past
my beginning set of lessons. My teacher insisted as
many as possible from my group attend the conference,
and helped us choose classes we
I thought some of you would be interested in this!
I recently got an announcement from Kent State University, which is
planning an exhibit of their lace collection for next summer, running
June 2 through September 15. They are planning Lace Exploration days
for the opening and closing
Thanks everyone for the help on the Tonder lace pins. I shouldn't have
worried so. Susan Groh from Unique Expressions was at our retreat and had
the
pins I needed. I also bought smaller bobbins. We used 120/2 cotton and I had
not used anything that fine before.
The class went
HOW DO YOU DECIDE WHO TO MARRY? (written by kids)
(1) You got to find somebody who likes the same stuff. Like, if you
like sports, she should like it that you like sports, and she should
keep the chips and dip coming - Alan, age 10
(2) No person really decides before they
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