Lacis, practical instructions in filet brodé or darning on net; (1909)
Simpson, Isabel A · London, S. Low, Marston and co. ltd. · leaf 128
amongst us who could thus startan industry in villages where time too often hangs heavilyupon many who have no settled occupation. Netting ispleasant work, it is quickly and easily learned, and offers nostrain to old or weak eyes. A DESCRIPTION OF TERMS ANDMATERIALS USED IN NETTING The following… … ration 72.—Netting Ni enabling the thread to be wound upon it. A small hole is tobe found near one end. The thread can be passed throughthis hole. Do not tie it to the needle, merely hold it downby passing the thread over the end. In the case of there being no hole you must simply passthe thread…
Netting · Lace and lace making
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