Cranberry Lacers were in for a special treat today at our June meeting at the Franklin Township library as Pat, our wonderful teacher, had prepared an excellent lesson about different types of starts and getting us to think about analyzing different patterns from many different sources. The seven attendant lacers/students were so appreciative of the effort she went to in pulling together all the materials for us and for imparting all her wisdom and knowledge. We tried out three different starts and looked at different patterns and discussed ways to tackle them. Thank you so much, Pat!
Rosa came wearing her BEAUTIFUL top adorned with the lace that we have seen her working on at previous meetings. What a stunning way to show off our art/craft!
A little bit of other lace on our pillows, but truthfully, Pat's lesson really did enthrall us all.
We meet every third Saturday of the month for a day of lacing and conversation. We are a group of friendly lacemakers with a range of experience - we are lucky enough to have a professional instructor to teach the beginners and work with the experienced. Anyone is welcome to join us! The room we meet in at the library is large with lots of light. Feel free to email us at cranberrylacers@gmail.com for more information.Cranberry Lacers has been a chartered chapter group of IOLI for 25 years.
