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		<title>Hairpin Lace</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Oct 2008 20:53:11 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Tracie</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Awhile back, when I first picked up a Susan Bates Hairpin Lace Loom to give this technique a try, I ran across a book in Amazon called &#8220;Learn to do Hairpin Lace&#8221;. The book is out-of-print, and at that time, there weren&#8217;t any available to purchase. I put it in my Wish List so I [...]]]></description>
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<p>Awhile back, when I first picked up a <a href="http://www.coatsandclark.com/Products/Accessories/Crafts/Susan+Bates+Hairpin+Lace+Loom.htm" target="_blank">Susan Bates Hairpin Lace Loom</a> to give this technique a try, I ran across a book in Amazon called &#8220;Learn to do Hairpin Lace&#8221;. The book is out-of-print, and at that time, there weren&#8217;t any available to purchase. I put it in my Wish List so I could remember it later.</p>
<p>Recently, when I was looking through my Wish List and saw that there was a posting for the book available through the Amazon marketplace for a price that I felt was more than reasonable, I decided jumped on the chance to purchase it.</p>
<p>The package came the other day, and it felt a little lumpy, so when I opened it, I was pleasantly surprised to find another hairpin lace book in the package with the one I&#8217;d ordered, as well as a Clover Hairpin Lace Tool. All three pieces are in excellent condition; I really don&#8217;t think any of them have ever been used. If they were, it wasn&#8217;t for long.</p>
<p>So for about 10 bucks including shipping, I ended up with two books on a technique I want to do more with, as well as a loom that is totally different than the one I already have. Not bad, if you ask me. Now, if I can just get my hands on <a href="http://www.stitchdiva.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=EDJE06" target="_blank">one of the handcrafted looms</a>, my hairpin lace needs will be complete. At least for awhile. Some day, I hope to have enough skill and knowledge about this technique to pass it along to others in my classes and/or the local guild.</p>
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