Kim Davis

INSTRUCTOR: Kim Davis is a lace historian, maker, and educator specializing in early bobbin lace. She is the Managing Director of The Lace Museum in Fremont, California, where her work focuses on research, preservation, and public education. Her research interests include the structural history of bobbin lace, early pattern books, metal and wire lace, and the relationships between lace, passementerie, braiding and other thread-based traditions. Kim teaches internationally and is committed to connecting hands-on practice with historical sources and current scholarship.