Event Details
Instructor: MARIÑA REGUEIRO
Continuous bobbin lace consists of a background mesh that support a diversity of artistic expressions. Laces are classified by their grounds in the same way that plants are classified by their flowers. Potatoes, eggplants and tomatoes are from Solanaceae family; Chantilly, Blonde and Bucks Point Lace belong to the Tul Point Ground family. Meshes are distinct for each type of lace.
Traditional and contemporary TUL GROUND will be made to a large-scale using T-shit yarn, to teach the basic movements of lace to beginners. The invisible stitching called Point de Racroc will be taught to join two pieces of Tul together. The samplers made can be used for home decoration and for fashion.
FULL DAY CLASS—5 hours
SKILL LEVEL: All levels and student new to lace
MAX # 12
No Kit Fee
SUPPLY LIST FOR STUDENTS
Watch this video and prepare two rolls of T-shirt yarn (rolls can sometime be purchased from Craft or Dollar Stores)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-UOc9RHdAY