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 249
tch is used to fill in narrow spaces where a light effect is needed. POINT D'AIjENOON. It is made by catching the thread under one side and over the other, like herring-bone stitch, and is either plain, as seen in one part of the illustration, or it may be worked twice like rope-stitch, or covered… … POINT TUEQUE. POINT QRECQUK. Point Grecque is simple stitch, which the diagram suf- ficiently explains.
Lace and lace making
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