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Close-up of black Ipswich lace in silk, with a detailed wave edge and diamond geometric pattern, next to a section of brass pins holding the stitches in the working area, all resting on a white fabric to highlight the lace details.

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I decided to go as Schrodinger's Canadian for #Halloween.

We joke on the reddit citizenship board about being technically legally Canadian now, but unable to hold your "proof" certificate in hand yet. So we exist in both states at the sam

Our #Rev250 season ends with a bang at the #TauntonMA @oldcolonyhistory event yesterday!

Despite the cold, lace was made--including the Stillwell fish by new lacemakers.

Judy Jeon-Chapman and I met the Mayor of Taunton @mayorshaunnaoconnell , who w

For a couple of reasons, I wanted to try out those fabric transfer images to see if they could be used for lace.

They can! Here is a piece of my #IpswichLace with the level of detail that I wanted to capture. And the colors.

I put it on a 6 inch

We loved the bright and light space for our first #IpswichMA class, and we are doing another one.

Right in the center of Ipswich, down the street from where Mary Baker taught #IpswichLace 200 years ago.

This time it's intensive: it's the whole 12-

On the most perfect fall day in #IpswichMA, we had a tea party yesterday!

It had wonderful foods including the #GeorgeWashington cake, Liberty Tea, and more. It was in the Meeting House, and there was lace on every table.

A local student talked a

#BobbinLace for #robots?

As much as I love historical bobbin laces, lace of the future also intrigues me!

This #MaterialsScience paper is a little over my head, but I'm going to try to understand it later this week when I have some time to dig in

I have wanted to get to the statue of #MercyOtisWarren to see how they did her lace for a long time. With a friend the other day, we got to the Courthouse. But it's under construction and fenced off--so I had to grab a shot over the fence and couldn'

I have been chasing the #PlimothJacket for years and yesterday I caught it! When Jill Hawkins--my first #lace instructor--told me about this project, I was enchanted. Reproduction lace for period garments was exactly my goal in learning to make lace.

Because it was going into competition, I couldn't show the results of this until it became public. Yesterday I found out it won "Best use of color" at the Big E Agricultural fair in Massachusetts. Woot!

Come by the exhibit hall if you are

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