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A plate and several other ceramic items rest on a lace doily. The lace doily hangs over the edge of the shelf.

Lace

Latest NewsBy Christine Atkins2 September 2023

Making lace requires much care and skill. Fine lacework adds value and class to any object to which it is attached. I enjoy painting lace because of its ephemeral, precious values.

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