I took another look at the certificate - no help. It relates to the frame,
which is very special and precious, not the lace itself. People have skewed
values!
Sr. Claire
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Yes, it's true that this lace doesn't have the typical elements of
traditional Cantu, like the little connecting twists and flowers. But I
called it Cantu for a couple of reasons:
It is typical of the modern lace for liturgical use that I saw in Cantu and
the patterns I have been given from there,
It is a lovely piece of lace, but it certainly does not look like the Cantu
that I learned in my beginning class. Can someone out there set me straight?
Liz Redford
Raleigh NC, USA
Sister Claire wrote:
> Here is a lovely example of Cantù lace: <
> http://tellingknots.wordpress.com/2012/0
It is simply beautiful! Thanks for the link!
Clay
On 2/13/2012 8:17 AM, Sister Claire wrote:
Here is a lovely example of Cantù lace:<
http://tellingknots.wordpress.com/2012/02/13/beautiful-lace/>.
The picture isn't very good, but the lace is just beautiful!
Sr. Claire
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