Shameless plug was Re: [Artemisia] Bobbin lace at Collegium

[Spencer Maschek]

If anyone is looking for tools on this kind of art, including fibers,
spinning wheels and /or needles, etc. a good source is
www.yarnandthreads.com . It is the Sheep to Shawl store here in Twin Falls.
She carries all kinds of good stuff. She has moved but is easy to find. she
moved two doors down.
Vlad

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sue Clemenger" <mooncat at in-tch.com>
To: "Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list" <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 9:33 AM
Subject: Shameless plug was Re: [Artemisia] Bobbin lace at Collegium


> And you're more than welcome, Mistress, to bring them by the Fiber Arts
> Roundtable, since we'll be talking about all aspects of the fiber arts,
> from basketry to spinning to dyeing to weaving and felting to embroidery
> and knitting and lacemaking. (in other words, just about everything I'm
> personally interested in! <weg>) I'm also encouraging folks to bring
> research materials, items for show and tell, etc.
> I'll make sure I bring a lace book I'm pretty sure you *don't*
> have--it's got 400 years of Danish & European lace in it, from a museum
> exhibit a couple of years ago in Copenhagen.  (just trying my best to
> tempt you! ;-D)
> --maire
>
> Rebecca Mikkelsen wrote:
>
> > I will bring all of my bobbin lace books, etc., to Collegium.  I will
> > not be teaching a formal class, but would be happy to sit and
> > discuss/teach/assist anyone interested in bobbin lace at any time.
> > Also, anyone is welcome to look through my books and copy anything they
> > like.  Contact me privately if you have specific questions re: bobbin
> > lace at Collegium.
> >
>
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