Sprang Sampler 3977; Charts and patterns by Carol JamesThe Art and History Museum holds a collection of sprang lace, mostly made in the late 1700s to early 1800s by the grandmother of a certain Mme. Lemye. In addition to these pieces there is a long strip of lace, bearing a later collection number D. 03977, and featuring a sampling of the diverse stitches that were used by Mme. Lemye. This volume contains instructions and charts for each of the motifs on sampler D. 03977. For three of the motifs we offer

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We only sell prickers with pin vices so that you are able to change the needle if it breaks or dulls

Skill Level: Beginner

All tucked into a compact

She shows how to identify the elements of modern Flanders lace on a diagram and how to use those components to make a piece of Flanders lace

Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 noon PST

Elizabeth has studied various laces with many well known teachers

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She has taught various types of lace and has given workshops all over the world

kiss stitches with extra twists to control where the pairs move

for eight years and was a founding member of the Board of Dutch Lace Education which runs courses for lace teachers and teaches numerous different laces

Five wood colors and two hook sizes to choose from