Eva Brauer, Germany Assistants: Christine Wellnitz & Kirsten Brinckmann One of the most famous laces from Germany is named after the beautiful city of Dresden on the Elbe. It is an enchantingly delicate embroidered lace. Making it is easier than…
Bistra Pisancheva, Bulgaria With threads of different colors and thicknesses we can paint beautiful lace landscapes, and have a lot of fun too! Bistra’s way of working offers a different look at the possibilities of an ancient technology that lives on…
Jane Atkinson, UK This course encourages original circular design on A3-size polar Plotadot grids (to be supplied). It starts with the creation of a very personal straight geometric design (inspired using pattern stamps) which is then transferred to a circular grid; that experience is…
DAY 5: Friday, 11 August, 2023 Day 1| Day 2| Day 3| Day 4| The final day of our tour will be spent in Veliki Dol, a small settlement in the heart of the Karst region. Members of the Cultural…
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DAY 4: Thursday, 10 August, 2023 On the fourth day we will go to Aquileia, an ancient Roman city. In the 2nd century the city was large and prominent, as one of the world’s largest cities at that time, with…
Tutors: Federica Geotti and Antinisca Vicentini, Lace teachers from the Association Fuselliamo, Gradisca d’Isonzo, Italy Participants will learn some Milanese stitches reconstructed from a lace of the Ursuline nuns dating back to the 18th century. Pattern and technical drawings, in the international…
DAY 3: Wednesday, 9 August, 2023 We will start the day visiting Škocjan Caves, a very special natural phenomenon found on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites, with the biggest underground canyon in the world, as well as many stalagmites,…
Tutors: Lace teachers from Associazione I merletti di Antonilla Cantelli, Bologna, Italy Aemilia Ars is a needle lace from Bologna, a town in northern Italy. It originates from Reticella, but quickly developed into Punto in aria based on famous pattern books…