It definitely is. She happened to be in the right place at the right time last month and was interviewed for local radio and tv and was managed to mention the kids only class she goes to – hopefully the tradition will keep going a few more hundred years!
Lol! It does take some patience for sure. It’s changed her too. When she first started she was having trouble concentrating at school and now she’s far, far better and I’m sure it’s the lace classes that have helped – didn’t expect that bonus too!
Daughter says thank you! Yes, very different hobby. We popped into the museum in town during school holidays about 4 years ago and there were little old ladies demonstrating. Took me about an hour to drag her away and she’s not stopped since!
Thank you! Honiton lace is amongst the most delicate in the world…they have to have specially made lightweight bobbins as those made for other types of lace just break the thread!
Thank you! She’s done a beautiful job on it. She demonstrated as part of the town’s Antiques Week on Saturday and the lady who’s shop she was working in gave her the frame – sets it off perfectly 🙂
A Good Day To Dye (Not!) 
A pretty piece of work…. I love Dolphins 🙂
xx Jazzy
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Thanks! It’s my daughter’s. She finished it yesterday. It was her first piece that she chose herself after her “learning” pieces 🙂
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That’s a really talented piece of work x x x
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Ahhh, thank you. It took her about 9 months, but that’s only with lessons once a week :o) xx
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Wow!!!! Well done!!
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She’s so patient! It would send my eyes far too squiffy!
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Great to see old type crafts done today.
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It definitely is. She happened to be in the right place at the right time last month and was interviewed for local radio and tv and was managed to mention the kids only class she goes to – hopefully the tradition will keep going a few more hundred years!
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Amazing bit of art work.
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Daughter says thank you! First time so many people have seen her work 🙂
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Really it is good!
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That must have taken some patience – what alerted young lady!
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Sorry that was meant to be talented!!!!
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Lol! It does take some patience for sure. It’s changed her too. When she first started she was having trouble concentrating at school and now she’s far, far better and I’m sure it’s the lace classes that have helped – didn’t expect that bonus too!
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So pretty x
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Thank you. It’s the first piece she was able to pick herself from the pattern book. She’s doing an owl for my nan next 🙂 x
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This is so lovely! She is very clever 🙂
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Thank you! She makes me very proud in so many ways 🙂
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Very pretty, and a different hobby to have.
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Daughter says thank you! Yes, very different hobby. We popped into the museum in town during school holidays about 4 years ago and there were little old ladies demonstrating. Took me about an hour to drag her away and she’s not stopped since!
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Pretty
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Thank you. When I think of all the other things she could be doing as a teenager….!
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This is beautiful, i love Dolphins xx
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Thank you! She’s planning on an owl next! xx
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Beautiful picture. This looks so intricate.
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Thank you! Honiton lace is amongst the most delicate in the world…they have to have specially made lightweight bobbins as those made for other types of lace just break the thread!
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Well done to your daughter, how very pretty.
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Thank you! She’s done a beautiful job on it. She demonstrated as part of the town’s Antiques Week on Saturday and the lady who’s shop she was working in gave her the frame – sets it off perfectly 🙂
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How pretty, your daughter must be so pleased 🙂
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Thank you! Yes, with all the pieces she’s finished before she’s pointed out all the mistakes, but not this time! Hurray!!
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