Hi Arachnids
I have met a lot of lacemakers who have stated they are not teachers and then
helped others and those who have learnt from them. These lacemakers usually do
a very good job helping new lacemakers to get going, particularly when both
parties have plenty of patience with each other and
Hi Lyn and Spiders,
Just to add a little bit more to the topic.
Although some (most ?) lace tutors probably don't have 'teacher training', I,
with the help of the Lace Guild bursary, took the City and Guilds Teaching
Certificates, and they certainly helped! The class was taught by a
So - maybe the City and Guilds teaching certificates could be more
widely advertised - I certainly enjoyed the experience of the courses,
and I am sure I learned a very great deal too.
are there any courses for 'City and Guilds' Lace making? I thought they
were not being run any more but
Hello,
Strange : Michel Jourde the man who drew the salamanders dead this
week-end.
He drew a lots of patterns and is very famous in France.
Have a look to his blog : http://mjourde.over-blog.com/
You can find a lots of pictures.
Sof in France
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The city and guilds teaching certificate is called PTLLS. These days, in order
to take this qualification and use it to teach you are supposed to be qualified
in the subject that you intend to teach.
My understanding is that the city and guilds for lacemaking is no longer run as
as this was
This is sad news, sof, but thank you for bringing it to our attention. Michel
was a bright light in our Lace world, he will be missed. I am glad his family
will continue his blog.
I have many Lace projects to do but I have decided I will make a salamander to
send to the friendship project!
My goodness I didn't mean to start such a debate/vent session. *blush*
My experience with the other lace maker was at a demonstration and I was
new to tatting. I had been taught by the president of our local guild just
a couple months before and I was doing my best to throw myself
wholeheartedly
I was saddened to hear that Michel Jourde has died. His designs, as seen in
Lace Express, have often reinspired me. While looking at his website I saw
the sword Excalibur lace that would be a perfect gift to a relative.
Do you know which site sells his patterns? Does anyone know if it is
possible
Also sad to hear! He was a very good designer, and
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On Aug 24, 2014, at 7:45 PM, Jenny Brandis je...@brandis.com.au wrote:
I was saddened to hear that Michel Jourde has died. His designs, as seen in
Lace Express, have often reinspired me. While looking at his website I
With children who have good attention spans, I have successfully taught them
simple bobbin lace ( eg snakes, fish etc) at the age of 3.
Sue
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Dear spiders,
I haven't been very active on the list for a while because of the war
here in Gaza, my son's recent engagement, and a bad bout of whooping
cough, but I do send private reminders. I want to remind you all of a
few things because lately I've had to write more private emails than
I have always taught beginners for basically the cost of my travel. For more
advanced tuition I charge a little more. I also encourage newbies to join the
local group to get support and offer a list of books to work with for
inspiration.
In addition, for the taster classes that I have been
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