States, George W., [from old catalog] ed · Boston, J. H. Keating · leaf 19
are of various widths and kinds. The me-dallion, as No. 367, 384, etc. are Honiton, the plain, as No.503, 505, etc. are Point Lace Braids. Any of the stitches hereafter shown can be used in al-most any piece of lace work, but the point de Bruxelles, thesimplest, is most used, and is the foundation… … 2. ^; umbers and Varieties of Braids. Point Lace. 11 We recommendthe Linen Lacet TiiREfAD which isput up in balls, and numbered from 200 to 1069. ^^ is verystrong, has a beautiful, smooth finish, and has been used formany years by the best lace makers. There is also a threadin skeins, which is…
Lace and lace making
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