Don’t forget to register for the OIDFA Virtual Congress, if you can’t make it to Nova Gorica/Gorizia.  We just added a new lecture by Veronika Irvine, Canada to the programme! Title: Kiss and Tell: a tool for exploring bobbin lace…

Kristel Cromheeke, Netherlands       Create a panda in needle lace in the traditional Flemish way.  We start from the beginning and build it up with a variety of typical needle lace stitches. The course will be given in English and/or French.  Handouts…

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…