States, George W., [from old catalog] ed · Boston, J. H. Keating · leaf 33
g itround the bar, and so on ; then work over, and under thebars thus formed as in English lace. See page 23, and il-lustrations Nos. 20 and 21. No. 22.—English Wheel.—This is worked in thesame manner as the Sorrento wheel, but instead oi windingthe thread over and under the bars, the needle is… … 22. English Wheel, No. 23.—Rosette in Point dAngleterre.—This ro-sette is worked in a somewhat similar manner to the wheelabove described, the difference being that after each stitch
Lace and lace making
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