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Janet Peer Female Provo, UT United States

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What is your primary lace interest? Check more than one.: lace maker

What kinds of lace do you make or collect?: Beds, bucks honiton

What kinds of lace do you want to learn?: I want to improve my lace techniques and skills

Tell us more about your lace interests.: I love all kinds of lace and learning new skills--particularly designing lace.

Give us titles of lace books or articles you have written, that you want us to know about.: I have designed a few pieces of lace that have been published in the Ioli lace magazine.

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At 8:50pm on April 17, 2013, April Lind said…: I was just checking my e-mail and saw you left me a message. I am doing fine! Not painting much as I am having issues with my hands but making lace and getting out my paint brushes occasionally. Spending time with grandkids and enjoying semi-retirement. I am so glad you are enjoying my bobbins. It is a real thrill for me when I see lacemakers using them. I was at the IOLI convention in Portland and that fulfilled a dream. Thanks for your kind words and thoughts,

April

At 7:40pm on March 16, 2012, Lorelei Halley Administrator said…: Janet

Welcome. Please read all the NOTES, which explain our policies, and how the software works. Join whatever groups interest you. Post some photos of your lace. If you have any questions, contact me and I'll try to help.

Lorelei aka "ioli"

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Kate's wedding lace

Can someone help me find the article describing The lace on Kate Middleton's wedding dress? It seems like the lace was made by lacemakers around the UK and estimated the number of hours it took to make. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Thanks,
Janet

Posted on September 4, 2012 at 10:24pm — 1 Comment