Loyalty to Lace [Slides]
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Slide deck presented at St. Marys Museum (Ontario, Canada) on March 1, 2024, by Pam Glew and Andrea Wilson on lace and its interpretation in museums. It surveys bobbin, needle, embroidered, knitted and crochet laces, then focuses on Scottish tambour lace maker Margaret Weir (1808-1895), who emigrated to St. Marys in 1843, with photographs of her lace, family and house. It also touches on early Canadian lacemaking, the Ipswich (Massachusetts) bobbin lace industry, lace schools, and suggestions for using lace in exhibits, costuming, storytelling and programs.
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