Thank you, I have been put in touch with Lorraine.
Alex
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Hello Nathalie and everyone
I haven't written to you as you request, I don't want to join this
display. What lace would be like 100 years on, that I can't imagine.
However the future of lace is an interesting subject.
What I was thinking, 100 years from now, especially if we all look after
our
I know it is a little early to be thinking of next summer and another great
convention, but I did want to let you all know that next year there are 3
Arachne members on the co-host committee and they will be planning our
get-together. We are hoping that there will be a concession stand where we
Just adding a thought:
I hesitate to contribute. I have pickings that I've designed done or
tatting patterns that I've worked the bugs out of, BUT I don't have what it
takes to deal with complaints criticism. I am NOT a professional nor am
I some uber OCD designer. I'm an artist and a mom. If
Robin, as a *former* Mental Health Therapist, I just want to say that when you
were tatting and it made you happy, you were doing it absolutely RIGHT! If you
made a mistake, it was when you allowed someone else to steal your joy.
So, recognize the beauty and talent within, and do your own
Dear Jeri,
When I wrote my email, I felt sure that you would know of the Fellers
- and must surely have the books, but it was late and I was tired and
not up to searching the archives. Thank you for the URL. This time
I've bookmarked the search page.
Nor did I have time to look around the
Hi everyone
I do not often contribute but I would just like to say that like all
groups where there are a great variety of personallities. From those
that have the time and the urge to post a lot to the group to others who
for all sorts of reasons do not contribute quite so much. Those who
I, too, went to Convention in Sacramento, and had a wonderful time.
I took only morning classes as I had my DH with me, and had to spend some
time with him!!
I took the Gold Silver Early Laces, with Gil Dye, and it was fabulous.
Working on graph paper, instead of a design was a challenge - that I
-Did everyone like the fact that I included a more detailed class
description,
photos and supply lists, where available, online last time? If so, I will do
it again but I have not received much feedback on that.
HI, Janice,
Okay, I didn't get to go to convention and don't expect to get
Janice, I loved the web site place to get the class information, and
supplies, and also the photos of class samples. It was great.
Perhaps others, like me, did not know who to comment to about it.
It was a great idea, and yes, I suggest you try it again next year. Having
photos of the various
Sounds amazing and I did just look on google. Didn't see anything lace
though sadly.
We used to do living history American fur trapper times and we made a Tipi
and used it for a couple of seasons camps. Amazing dwellings and I would
think the yurt would be fantastic. Moving the 22 ft poles
Okay, now I know it is SCA. I didn't know anything about either when I lived
in Pennsylvania. I had heard the name, probably on Arachne at some time but
never followed it up. Sounds like fun. I remember going to a reenactment in
Lichfield, England when my kids were little and it sounds a lot
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