Expand your weaving skills in a whole new direction! Bobbin lace is a woven lace that is not made on a loom. Instead, the threads are held on bobbins and the lace is created by manipulating and pinning the threads on a special kind of pillow. The freely moving bobbins allow you to exchange “warp” and “weft” threads into intricate lacey designs and patterns that are not possible on a fixed-warp loom. Simple but beautiful patterns can be made with as few as 6 pairs of bobbins while more elaborate lace can require hundreds of pairs of bobbins. In this introductory workshop you will use 8-12 pairs of bobbins and learn how to wind thread onto the bobbins, set up the lace pillow, and make at least 5 foundational lace structures plus a small project.