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Kenmare Needlepoint Lace made by Rachel McLaren from a design painted by the Poor Clare nuns in the 1800's Kenmare needlepoint Lace Sampler, Rachel McLaren. Joint winner of the Kenmare Lace Needlepoint Lace section in the Kenmare Lace Festival competition, 2015. Rachel McLaren Kenmare Needlepoint Lace made from a pattern painted by the Poor Clare nuns, Kenmare in the 1800's Kenmare Needlepoint Lace made from a pattern painted by the Poor Clare nuns, Kenmare in the 1800's Kenmare Needlepoint Lace fans by Nora Finnegan. These pieces illustrate the different effects resulting in the use of different weight threads. The back piece was made in no 30 Madeira Cotona while no 60 was used in the front piece. The design is based on based on a adaptation of a design painted by the Poor Clare nuns in the 1800's. Kenmare Needlepoint Lace made by Emer Finnegan and designed by Nora Finnegan Kenmare Needlepoint Lace made by Sinead Hennessy. It was made from a design painted by The Poor Clare nuns in the 1800's Kenmare Lace piece as part of the international exhibition at the OIDFA congress in Australia. Threads no 30 and no 60 are used. Kenmare Needlepoint Lace adapted from a design painted by the poor clare nuns in Kenmare in the 1800's. Made by Nora finnegan Kenmare needlepoint lace made by Rachel McLaren size 1 Kenmare Lace by Sinéad Hennessey from a design painted by the Poor Clare nuns in Kenmare in the 1800's Needlepoint lace, Dragon, Prizweinner Kenmare Lace Festival 2015 Catherine Thomas. Kenmare Lace made by the children of Lauragh Primary school in 2105 under the direction of Nora Finnegan. Kenmare Needlepoint lace made by 12 year old Annie McCarthy, Kenmare in the 1880's Kenmare needlepoint Lace medallion presented to Louise Kennedy at the opening of the Kenmare Lace Festival 2013 Made by Sinéad Hennessy. Design by Nora Finnegan. RDS prizewinner Kenmare needlepoint Lace Designed and made by Nora Finnegan Kenmare Lace made by the children of Lauragh National School, Co. Kerry, under the direction of Nora Finnegan, 2014 Kenmare Needlepoint Lace collar. Made at the Poor Clare Convent, Kenmare in the 1800's Kenmare Lace Butterflys, made for my daughter Sandra's wedding Nora's daugheter Sandra's wedding Piece