Re: [lace] Teachers or no Teachers

2018-11-24 Thread Kim Davis
I have to agree with Adele. There are so many factors that there is not a blanket answer. I will say that being around other people, teachers or not, seems to be helpful in a way that books and computers can not replicate. However, the ability to do things in chat rooms and the widespread use

[lace] Lace Digest

2018-11-24 Thread lacel...@frontier.com
Here is my two bits to help create a digest for you. I have been fairly quiet this year with lots of computer problems so haven't been writing much. I was busy with lace for much part of the year.  I finished the 3-year Miss Channer's Mat project, and got a 1st at state fair.  I also finished a

[lace] Professional or not.

2018-11-24 Thread Elizabeth Ligeti
Firstly, before I ask my curly question – I am SO pleased to hear your wonderful “Lace, not Lace” is going so well, Devon. You have put so much into it, and I am thrilled for you that it is such a success. Now – the IOLI competition has classes for 2 groups of people – Teachers, and

Re: [lace] Teachers or no Teachers

2018-11-24 Thread Lin Hudren
in my opinion, your creativity is going to be the same whether you read how to do it or have someone tell you how to do it. i have had few teachers (but excellent ones) for lacing and just muddle thru. i believe videos are the same as teachers as they are just as varied as the teachers

Re: [lace] Teachers or no Teachers

2018-11-24 Thread Adele Shaak
Your lace may very well be as good as, or even better than, lace made by someone who has had a teacher. Or not. Some people can have the best teachers and still produce bad lace. Some don’t tension well. Some have short attention spans. Some people can’t see as well as they think they can.

Re: [lace] Teachers or no Teachers

2018-11-24 Thread lynrbailey
I discovered bobbin lace and began to learn in 1980, but life got in the way. I learned 3 times, the last time in 1999. I didn't take a class until 2004. I live in the US, so it is basically unheard of to have weekly lace lessons. You take a class for 2-3-4 days at a time, then go home and

[lace] Teachers or no Teachers

2018-11-24 Thread Ann Humphreys
I’ve never had a lace teacher. I’ve learned from books and videos. Will my lace not be as good as those who have had teachers. What are the secrets that lace teachers pass onto their pupils? Just curious. Ann UK - To unsubscribe send email to majord...@arachne.com containing the line:

Re: [lace] Lace Digest

2018-11-24 Thread Sue
Not doing much on the internet at the moment, I managed to complete all my Christmas lace pieces, then found I had missed 4 so got back into that and then sat trying out another piece but with beads in . I learned what I had done wrong with that one, putting all the beads on the tatting ball