Lacis, practical instructions in filet brodé or darning on net; (1909)
Simpson, Isabel A · London, S. Low, Marston and co. ltd. · leaf 123
navoidably caused by the joining ofthe thread are, as in the Maltese netting, hardly to be per-ceived. In Mrs Pallisers History of Lace this netting isdesignated Jewish work (Illustration 71). This reminds us of A Short Account of Nets the marvellously minute work executed by Jewish people, whowere… … Illustration 70.—Collar made in Cyprus. Netting is still the occupation of many Swedish womento-day, and they use the plain variety very largely for windowcurtains and other hangings for the house. I hope in a future series to give fuller information,with specimens, of this work now being done in…
Netting · Lace and lace making
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