Aurelia Loveman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a couple of pages (unimaginably helpful!) that a certain K. Blum
published 20-odd years ago in, I think, the Australian lace mag, on
the subject of nook-pins. If you don't have that, I'll be happy to
send it to you (I got her blanket permission
Yes,I think it would be a blessing to anybody who is into point
ground; and I have thanked K. Blum in my heart more times than I can
say. But...ridiculous to tell... I don't have her address! Perhaps
any Arachnes reading this who know her might help?
Aurelia Loveman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lorri -- I got out my (1999) folder from Pam N's workshop,
Designing for Bucks Point. There wasn't anything about rules or
pointers, but I thought it was pretty clear what we did. I had a
couple of pages of ground, and another couple of pages of freehand
designs that I had drawn (leaves,
Aurelia and all,
I can give a few comments on doing the Art Fairs. I have done several in our
NW areas.
-First, you must know that it is HARD WORK. The set up and take down is not
easy PHYSICAL LABOR.
-The hours are long, you would need 2-3 in a booth to just 'man it'.
-To be at all 'impressive
Our underlying purpose, remember? is to make lace known to the art
world. All I'm suggesting at the moment is that perhaps we can dip a
toe in the water; go to a couple of these fairs and see what they're
like; talk to people; make our existence known. People think of lace
as collars and
