Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 486
LACES OF DIFFERENT KINDS 479 the woof must be passed between the crossed threads; theedges are made like those of any other kind of lace. Fig. 781 explains how the bobbins are passed between thethreads that are held between the teeth of the machine. Tiip … Fig. 781. Passage of the bobbins through the machine. The pattern.—The pattern is one of the most importantthings in making pillow lace. The outlines must be clear and exact, as upon that ingreat measure the perfection of the lace depends. The drawing transferred to parchment, paper or…
Needlework
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