Calling Canadian Tatters!
I just got off the phone with a journalist from Canada regarding tatting. She's talked to a few of us, but she would really LOVEto talk to Canadian tatters especially younger ones who might have learned with the help of Internet tutorials or youtube videos like mine.
She really needs some younger folk to emphasize that it's a growing, not dying art. You can email her directly at joanne@joannelatimer.com or if you prefer you can message me with your contact info and I'll get it to her.
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Re: Calling Canadian Tatters!
Does 32 count as younger?
Tika
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I would think so. I vote that it is younger. = )
Sherry
"The creative mind is seldom tidy."
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She talked to me and I'm 44...
She was really looking for people in their 20s and early 30s so you definitely would be in that range . The particular emphasis is people who have learned via the internet (which doesn't include me, either. Heaven knows why she talked to me!)
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