The Priscilla Battenberg and point lace book; a collection of lace stitches with working directions for braid laces (1912)
Brown, Nellie Clarke, 1861-, Priscilla Publishing Co · Boston, Mass., The Priscilla publishing company · leaf 29
ay as in thesecond row, that is, two net stitches, one in eachloop, and then the omission of one loop, followed bytwo more net stitches. The next row is the rowof single net stitches that form the points of thetriangle. Larger triangles (see Fig. 73) are worked in thesame way, except that the… … FiG. 73. Point de Bbuxelles. 26 angles. In the second row four stitcnes. are workedand one loop omitted. In the third row threestitches are placed inoR three loops of the pre-ceding row, and so the work is continued till thepoints of the triangles are formed. In this stitch, the loops being longer,…
Battenberg lace · Lace and lace making
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