Image courtesy of The Idaho Historical Society
This is a hand crocheted lace edge created by Mabel Flors Lewis Jackson. She came to Idaho in around 1908 and lived in Rupert and Jerome before moving to Nampa in 1920.
Lace Strip
May 7, 2012 by ·
Exploring the History of Idaho Women's Amateur Arts and Crafts
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About this exhibition
Crafting Idaho: Idaho Women's Amateur Arts and Crafts was created by students in the course Women in America: The Western Experience at Boise State University during spring 2012.
You can read more about the project, view a list of student curators, and discover to whom this project owes a debt of gratitude.
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If you have questions or comments about this exhibit, please direct them to the instructor of the course, Dr. Leslie Madsen-Brooks, at lesliemadsen-brooks -at- boisestate.edu.
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