Lacis, practical instructions in filet brodé or darning on net; (1909)
Simpson, Isabel A · London, S. Low, Marston and co. ltd. · leaf 132
k vhich each Lacis holes should be bored in the wood and the ribbon passedthrough and then tied. A shorter stirrup, measuring about twenty inches, to whichthe netting can be attached, may be pinned to the skirt, butundoubtedly the stirrup passed round the foot is the simplest … 75.—Cushion, showing how to attach the Net and best method of obtaining a firm grip or hold on thenetting ; and I recommend all beginners to use it in preferenceto any other device. Cushion.—This is best when made of lead. A cover shouldbe made of stout calico into which some sawdust must be putto…
Netting · Lace and lace making
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