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 31
not getting the loopsexactly the same length, it is wise to thrust a pinthrough the pattern at the proper place, and passthe thread to form the loop around it. The expe-rienced worker will doubtless find this use of thepin unnecessary. The thread is fastened in theupper left corner, and is carried… … FiG. 77. Point Tcrqub. quired diamond. As the triangles formed oyeach row of loops should be equilateral, each fol-lowing stitch should be 3r distance from the pre-ceding one equal to the length of one-half, or oneside of the loop. To make the knot used in thisstitch, the thread is laid in a…
Battenberg lace · Lace and lace making
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