Bobbins of Belgium : a book of Belgian lace, lace-workers, lace-schools and lace-villages (1920)
Kellogg, Charlotte · New York ; London : Funk & Wagnalls · leaf 357
w. Torchon base 302 BOBBINS OF BELGIUM Group A.—Cluny laces demand great ingenu-ity in execution. The most simple are made en-tirely by braiding in such a way as to produce aneffect of interlacing (sketch y.). The braids are … y. Cluny pattern formed of four threads; when the interlacing ismore important they become more complicated. Attimes the braids group themselves to form the flatsurface or toile which later will resolve again intobraids. They unite and part, sometimes dividinginto strands (brides) of two threads…
Brussels Lace Committee · Lace and lace making
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