Lacis, practical instructions in filet brodé or darning on net; (1909)
Simpson, Isabel A · London, S. Low, Marston and co. ltd. · leaf 108
the older civilisation, and still survivesat the present day. If we would fix a date when nets were first made we areconfronted with an insoluble problem, for that early pastyields up no records, and only vague conjecture tells us thatthey were made long before any account of them could bewritten… … tion 53.—Warriors across a river supported by the skins of beasts. Theseskins are inflated by air in the same way as when used togive buoyancy to rafts ; in the water around are fish ofmany sizes, all represented with a netted design upon theirbacks, instead of by the very perfect rendering of the…
Netting · Lace and lace making
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