Lafayette Lacemakers: Lace bits . . . Events, classes, lace groups . . .

Sunday, July 9, 2023

Lace bits . . . Events, classes, lace groups . . .

20th OIDFA World Lace Congress and General Assembly 2023

22 July — 20 August, 2023
virtual and on-site, with classes and tours before and afterwards.
Join us – the Congress is now a month long

More Information on their website.

Get Away and Make Lace!

September 22, 23, and 24, 2023

Great Lakes Lace Group, Inc.

Details: http://www.gllgi.org/events.html

direct link HERE.

October 7-8-9, 2023: Annual Milanese In Person Education at the Museum

In-Person Workshop with Louise Colgan.

Sponsored by the Lace Museum in Fremont, CA

Their website thelacemuseum.org

E-mail: lacemuseum@gmail.com

Additional Details - HERE.

The Lace Museum

On going virtual Education and In Person Education

2024 I.O.L.I. Convention

Co-hosted with the Music City Lacers

Monday, July 1 to Saturday, July 6, 2024

Franklin, Tennessee

(please note that the Convention will run from Monday - Saturday in 2024)

Franklin Marriott

700 Cool Springs Blvd.

Franklin, Tennessee, 37067

USA

Link HERE.

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2024 Calendar of Events

2024:
Our meetings are scheduled January - September, November, on the 2nd Saturday of each month 9-12 in the Art Room, EXCEPT
June 8: Meeting will be in the Member Lounge

January: Meeting / Program cancelled d/t weather
February + March: Bobbin Lace Heart
April + May: Tatted Icicle drops w/beads.
June: Bobbin Lace Icicle w/beads
July: Lace pillow make overs
September: ornament ideas

September 21: Lacemaking Demonstration during the County Fair Day: The Farm at Prophetstown

October 5-6: Lace Making Demonstration at the Feast of the Hunters' Moon

NO CHAPTER MEETING IN OCTOBER -- See you in November.

November: Lace-in, bring a project

2025:

January: Program TBA

Lace Challenge Guidelines

The challenge is open to any lacemaking technique and to all members of Lafayette Lacemakers. The Theme of the Lace Challenge is Jewelry. There is no time window on when items were made. Items must be made by the person submitting. The challenge is open to any lacemaking technique and to all members of Lafayette Lacemakers. Items may be original designs or patterns from published sources. For items made from published sources, reference to the pattern source must accompany each item. There is no limit on the number of items one person may enter in the challenge. We will display items submitted to the challenge in one of the display cabinets at the West Lafayette Public Library. The date when we can get the display cabinet will determine the deadline for the challenge. note that, due to space limitations, all items submitted to the challenge might not be displayed at the library.