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 Pub. Co. · leaf 245
■242 LACE, ANCIENT AND MODERN. The first of these two illustrations shows a border worked in this stitch, and the second the ground in its 'Usual size. The button-hole stitches are worked loosely, .and the beauty of the ground depends upon its regulaiity. POINT D'ESPAGNE. POINT D'ESPAGNE, CLOSE.… … "POINT D'ESPAGNE, DOUBLE. POINT D'aNGLETERRE. Point d'Angleterre, or English stitch, or rosette stitch, is formed by drawing lines one-eighth of an inch apart, .and then form similar cross-lines to intersect them. .Sometimes other lines are thrown across. The rosette is
Lace and lace making
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