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Lace work : a handbook, illustrated (1896)

Bradford, Mary E · New York : Barbour Bros. · leaf 11

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in order to be continuous. If too large,which is not often the case, wind a strip of softcloth or felt around the roll before pinning on.Tie the bobbin threads together at the ends inpairs, pinning in holes designated as many pairsas are specified in the directions. The bobbinsare used and numbered… … GENERAL DIRECTIONS. threads. The cross consists in passing the rightbobbin of the left pair over the left bobbin of theright pair—or, passing the 2d of the four bobbinsover the 3d. The twist is simply carrying theright bobbin of each pair over the left of samepair, or passing the 2d and 4th over…

Bobbin lace · Lace and lace making · Lace bobbins

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