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 346
etch r and s.). Malines (sketch t.). Point de Paris (sketch u.)- Point de Lille (sketch v.). Further, Malines, Chantilly, Point de Lille,and Point de Paris are characterized by the pres-ence of the bourdon, or heavy thread, slightlytwisted, outlining all the details of the design. Grammont, or… … r, Binche mesh N. B.—To be understood technically, all theselaces made with continuous thread should be con-sidered from the point of view of the place they 298 BOBBINS OF BELGIUM occupy on the cushion of the worker: They areheld vertically with the selvage at the left.
Brussells Lace Committee · Lace and lace making -- Belgium
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