Weaving a fascination for lace

A delicate jewel among textiles, lace is an elegant and deceptively simple creation whose appeal has been spun for centuries. Correspondent Lee Cowan teases the threads of the misunderstood history of lace, and talks with some of the hundreds of lacemakers who shared their craft at the annual convention of the International Organization of Lace, Inc.
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[@jfro3685]

There’s different kinds of lace… Irish lace, bobbin lace, etc. I’m thrilled to see this in the news. Thank you for introducing this to the younger generations. 🙏 I should’ve watched the entire video before I posted. I’m still thankful my passion made your show.

[@kayeherrera3821]

This is an amazing art keep it going I'm loving what the memories are in every culture thank you for this story ❤❤❤❤

[@ShirleyPotts-ud3nb]

This is very special and creative

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[@seankross1256]

I've always wanted to be involved for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me. Although I have watched a lot of KZbin videos about it but I still find it hard to understand.

[@Stellaluna88]

My grandmother came from Slovenia. I love learning more about her homeland.

[@ameliaknipp8985]

Amazing ❤

[@KlyBell]

It's stories like this that have made me come back to Sunday Morning every week for decades now. Thank you.

[@ccbarr58]

St. Terese of Liseaux's mom was a lace maker

[@heirloomcottagedesigns9063]

That’s some art, right there. Beautiful!! I’m a paper artist so I know and respect the countless hours spent creating…

[@jbadaluco]

Respect. No short cuts available.

[@MariaSantana-w7y]

Queria muito aprender, lembro da vovó

[@steveconn]

Beautiful, intricate work. Amazing!

[@bluesquirrel3919]

Hated lace when I was little, in clothes so itchy, unless made of cotton.

[@claudiahumphrey2163]

Grew up in Germany and its called klöppeln there. Have just about tried all the crafts except this. Much respect. Love these segments. Sad that these crafts aren't common place anymore. I think they serve more than just getting things made. People need to practice patience more.

[@cloverconnections]

How can you do this whole segment without talking about Burano, the island near Venice that specializes in lace making?

[@deekang6244]

Belgium is probably considered the center of lacemaking.

[@robynmasters335]

I live many fiber arts including Quilting, Soutache, Hand Embroidery and tapestry weaving. I've been meaning to try several types of lace from bobbin to needle to irish lace. This was very inspiring for a creative mind.

[@CAV627]

Grew up in Scranton, Pennsylvania Scranton Lace Company was the largest manufacturer of lace in the world. My great aunt worked there. It’s now a apartment complex but still has that old building feel ❤❤❤

[@deekang6244]

Oh, do you have documents?

[@lauramaura3052]

I hope to learn bobbin tatting just to make sure it's not lost to time. Glad to see your program do it's part to do the same.

[@deekang6244]

It’s tatting or bobbin lace. Tatting is done with a shuttle, relatively easy. Go for it!

[@beritbranch2436]

✝🦷

[@charlenemack7040]

I HAD a white lace doily with three dimensional pink flowers and green leaves. I wonder who has it now.😮

[@RLS-bu4bj]

My gramma did bobbin lace. I wish I had known her to learn

[@deekang6244]

There are KZbin videos

[@CFGossettAbbasHealingArts]

I love fiber arts. I enjoy needlepoint, knitting, tapestry weaving and I've learned to do Navajo weaving. I would love to try doing lace but not sure I have the patience for it. I've had family members who tatted which is in the lacing family but uses different implements to create the final piece. Great story for inspiration.

[@cocoaorange1]

Is latch hook fiber art as well?

[@CFGossettAbbasHealingArts]

@ I think so. It’s done with short pieces of yarn to make rugs.

[@devonthein4356]

Please! More lacemaking content!

[@ccccamron]

Love it ❤ we call it Kloeppelspitze in Europe…. Bobbin-Lace….