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Bobbins of Belgium; a book of Belgian lace, lace-workers, lace-schools and lace-villages (1920)

Kellogg, Charlotte Hoffman · New York, London, Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 335

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part in the buttonhole stitch.The bars forming the base of Venise lace aremade in this way.The execution of the brodes is the final work S86 BOBBINS OF BELGIUM in needle lace. After they are finished, the lacedetail is detached from the underlying pattern bycutting the thread between the black… … W i. Brode, buttonhole stitch The varieties of needle laces are: a. Venise {fond or base composed of bridesor bars). b. Reticella (Venise lace of geometric designand made without brodes or outlining re-lief cords). <. Rose Point (Venise with a design of finebranches and tendrils). d. Brussels…

Brussells Lace Committee · Lace and lace making -- Belgium

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