Bobbins of Belgium : a book of Belgian lace, lace-workers, lace-schools and lace-villages (1920)
Kellogg, Charlotte · New York ; London : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 252
ed pins,and of the flying fingers and the con-tinuous cadences of the clinking wood, Iwould find needle-lace classes uninterest-ing. In the beginning this was true;there was nothing particularly dramaticor stirring in a great room filled withgirls and young women holding littleblack paper patterns… … So ,m V I K H Sfli > U ■S-S H c W T3 O P V. s a z 3 < -^ ii c: CQ 1^ o ■L- ^ >4 . a b ^ f ^ u o o o H H ^ H bo^ - 5 -^ -^ >i rt )-. & <u a rt5 V u H ^ S <i^ H rt rt biD biD OPBRAKEL 209 so fine that it seemed impossible that anyfinger should control them—cobwebby,diaphanous…
Brussels Lace Committee · Lace and lace making
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