Lace, ancient and modern; Comprising a history of its origin and manufacture, with instructions concerning the manner of making it (1880)
Beebe, C. D., Mrs · New York, Sharps Publishing Company · leaf 246
MODERN BRAID LACES. 241 forms the picot. The thread is usually called the lineu lace thread, and is put up in spools or balls. After the braid is tacked upon the design, comes the filling in with point stitches, connecting bars, wheels, rosettes, and all manner of fancy stitches, the greater the… … POINT DB BEUXELLES. This shows the stitch worked backward and" forward,, though when made in regular rows it is; usually worked from left to right. It is often more conveni'enir to' work from both sides in filling in narrow spaces-. BRUSSELS- NSEDBE-OBOnND. BORDER IN POINT DE BRUXELLES.
Lace and lace making
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