States, George W., [from old catalog] ed · Boston, J. H. Keating · leaf 23
eproduced. The first stitch is Point de Bruxelles, or Brusselslace stitch. This stitch, as may be clearly seen in illustra-iton No. 9, is a simple button-hole stitch worked loosely and 4 Point Lace. with great regularity. The whole beauty of Brussels lacedepends upon the evenness of the stitches.… … 5, Point de Bruxelles Worked in Rows, Brussels Point is the foundation of nearly all the lacetstitches. Point de Venise (Venetian or Venice Point) is workedfrom left to right, like Brussels point. Work one loose but-ton-hole, and in this stitch, work four button-hole stitches
Lace and lace making
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