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Student Gallery
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Chris created a small viola from the intermediate virtual class with the Lace Museum.
Left handed lace artist Donna's scarf flower from Palmetto Tat Days 2020.
Donna is making chrysanthemums for her hat.
A close up of Donna's chrysanthemum.
Donna's maple leaves.
Donna makes bags for her thread with knotted lace.
Donna's thread bags. She gets a lot of practice with tension.
Esther's thai orchid from the beginner's book. Lace Guild of Oklahoma, Midwest City, OK.
Esther's star flower with embroidered veins from the quick guide. Lace Guild of Oklahoma, Midwest City, OK.
Esther's scarf flower with from the beginner's book on needle lace. Lace Guild of Oklahoma, Midwest City, OK.
Esther's scarf flower from the beginner's book. Lace Guild of Oklahoma, Midwest City, OK.
Esther's 1st place winning original lace ornament with the Lace Guild of Oklahoma. Midwest City, OK.
Florence's beautiful pinched flower she made from the intermediate advanced patterns after learning the basics in the virtual class with the Lace Museum in Sunnyvale, California. She plans on adding these cute flowers to memory bears for a local hospice in her area.
Jean's beautiful handkerchief using the doily lace edging pattern from the Dogwood Guild Virtual Class in June.
Jean's beautiful orgininal scarf edging. Ohio Thread Whisperers, Chagrin Falls, OH.
Joan's first flower using the raised center from the beginner's book, and the flower pattern from the quick guide. Dogwood Lace Guild, Springdale, AK.
Joan's original hybrid of tatting and knotted needle lace. Dogwood Lace Guild, Springdale, AK.
Joan's beautiful handkerchief using the pattern from the quick guide. Dogwood Lace Guild, Springdale, AK.
Joan's dogwood flower from the virtual class.
Joan's fan flower lace edging from the new handout available in the store or on Amazon for Kindle.
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