Malvary, I think you have got it spot on.
Brenda
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> I might suggest finding a nice Celtic knot pattern and working that. Whether
people in Celtic nations ever made such a thing (probably not) isn't really
the point, it is to give the feel of the designs and for people to see lace
being made so
It seems to me that while it is good for Sally to find out about lace in
Celtic nations, there probably won't be much time for her to pass on the
information she has gleaned to the people who are wandering about. What
they will be interested in, is to see her making lace.
I might suggest
nd some information about bobbin lace specifically in the
>> Celtic nations (officially: Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Isle of Man, Brittany
>> [northwest corner of France], and Cornwall, and some lists also include
>> Galicia in northern Spain). Can someone recommend a book or other so
Being Celtic is a cultural thing, not a genetic identity or a political
nationality.
At the time of the last glacial maximum (ice age) human populations in Europe
were confined to three small area; the Atlantis (modern Ukraine), the Balkans
(modern Greece) and Iberia (modern Basque region of
You haven't mentioned any time period - is the demonstration meant to reflect
what is being done in the regions regarded as having a Celtic past now, or in
historical times? If now, then you could probably make more or less anything
as most modern lacemakers don't worry about only working the lace
not a traditional
lacemaking area.
Galicia is most definitely a Celtic region, but again I donât think they
have any tradition of bobbin lace.
Brenda
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> I'd like to find some information about bobbin lace specifically in the
> Celtic nations (officially: Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Is
, but the organizers wanted some
fiber arts too, so here I go.
I'd like to find some information about bobbin lace specifically in the
Celtic nations (officially: Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Isle of Man, Brittany
[northwest corner of France], and Cornwall, and some lists also include
Galicia in northern
will be demonstrating bobbin lace at a Celtic Festival. Most
of the festival involves music and dance, but the organizers wanted some
fiber arts too, so here I go.
I'd like to find some information about bobbin lace specifically in the
Celtic nations (officially: Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Isle of Man, Brittany
Hello all,
In 2 months I will be demonstrating bobbin lace at a Celtic Festival. Most
of the festival involves music and dance, but the organizers wanted some
fiber arts too, so here I go.
I'd like to find some information about bobbin lace specifically in the
Celtic nations (officially: Ireland
