I think it probably is. I think one of my Guides makes lace/has made lace
at some point but I can't think of any others.
Rhiannon - out of interest, what sort of things do you make if you manage
to avoid hankies and stuff? I'm also 23, and frillyness just really isn't
my thing! :o)
Devon -
On Sunday, March 20, 2005, at 03:53 PM, Helen wrote:
Rhiannon - out of interest, what sort of things do you make if you
manage to avoid hankies and stuff? I'm also 23, and frillyness just
really isn't my thing! :o)
I'm 60 and not a frilly (or a doily person) either. So I haven't made
yardage
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However,
craft just isn't something that a lot of young people do any more. I've
got a 11 year-old Guide who I know has never made a pompom before.
Possibly because it is far less hassle for the schools/parents to buy
the ready made
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I know that we're the enlightened ones :o) but which
sounds the more interesting out of Beginners Bobbin Lace and
Contemporary Ceramics for Beginners?
But would you sign up for:
Modern open warp
I loved your descriptions, Devon.
The way you can empty the existing box and refill it with new images -- and
your descriptions are truly new images that provoke my brain!
Where can I sign up for THAT course?
Diane Z
Lubec, Maine
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Except conventions there's another point of concern to attract young
lacemakers. Let me tell my own story.
I started lace making at my mid-teens with a few books. Those
days I never thought of seeking contact with other lace makers, lacemaking
was just one of many things I experimented with. I
Is being under 25 considered young for a lacemaker then? I am sorry to inform
you that i'm only 23. I have been showing people the wonders of lacemaking
that doesn't necessarily mean doileys and hankeys (which are still lovely but
not for the youth of today)!
Part of my master plan is the now
Dear Rhiannon,
Being a hopelessly middle aged lacemaker, I have no idea what the answer to
this question is. When a 23 year old goes out looking for classes to take,
activities, etc. where does she look? I see young people taking Salsa and Tai
Chi, and even knitting. Where do they find these
