Likewise The Lace Guild's Convention at Exeter Racecourse (Devon, UK) is
only a few weeks off - 13-15th April. There are still a few places left
on some of the workshops, so contact holl...@laceguild.org quickly if
you are interested in joining us for a weekend of fun and lace!
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Our friend John Cropper has been busy in the last little while. There is a
website called archive.org which has scanned many old books. I was able to
sort out the lace ones from their amazing collection. These are what John has
put up on the website,
http://www.c
And keep in mind this annual convention in St Paul is only for 2012...next
year St Paul does not get to host the convention...they move to a different
location each year for the annual convention
Cearbhael
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It is important to understand that if people do not join lace guilds there
Oh I do so agree with you Jeri.I am amazed at how many people won't
join a Guild or lace group because they think that it has nothing to offer
them, only to complain later when it is no longer there.
Maureen
E Yorks
UK
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It is important to understand that if people do not join lace guilds there
are not enough members and volunteers to support a convention/show like
the annual one that is associated with America's International Old Lacers
Inc. (IOLI). This also applies to all the other nations where there ar
RE: Midwest Lace Events
We will hold a smaller lace event in Downers Grove, Illinois June 2013.
Planning is in the works but the date is not yet firm.
Watch for further announcements.
Susie Johnson
Morris, IL
L.A.C.E.
cjohnson0...@comcast.net
http://lacemakersofillinois.org
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The refurbishment of Kensington Palace includes a light lace sculpture. The
palace will open to the public on Monday, the 26th. On the artist's website
are photos of other installations, and a video of the light s changing so
that the lace appears to drift. Mesmerizing to watch! Here is the lin
Dear Cheryl, Lora and Fellow Spiders,
I offer the following alternative instructions for a 6-thread crossing -
in words for those who are not diagram-oriented, and not requiring you
to number the bobbin positions, since that explanation is available
elsewhere and I don't find it particularly helpf