-Wondering whether anyone here has been to the San Francisco area
and can
give
some thoughts of visiting Lacis (in Berkeley) versus The Lace Museum
(in
Sunnyvale).
Oh, please don't make it one vs. the other. They are both
not-to-be-missed places. From SF it's a simple BART ride to Lacis (you
There is a show at the Textile Museum in St. Gallen, Switzerland
called Lace and Status,
https://www.textilmuseum.ch/en/lace-and-high-society/ with 160
textiles. I have been wanting to go to St. Gallen for a while, and was
very disappointed that I had to miss their exhibit and symposium on
lace a
I have been to both places, on the same trip to SF area.
Lacis (in Berkeley) is very easy to get to as there is a BART stop just about
across the street.
The Lace Museum is also fairly easy to get to by public transportation I am
told. When I was there I went just there and was picked up at the
Well said Adele!
bobbi
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Hi Arachnids
I fully agree with Adele. I started learning from books (pre Pam Nottingham,
only Maidment, Mincoff & Marriage, 2 by the Tebbs sisters, Devonia and de
Dillmontâs DMC Encyclopaedia of Needlework. I did not have my first lesson
until after I started teaching and shortly after that
