Old world lace; or, A guide for the lace lover (1920)
Blum, Clara M · New York, E. P. Dutton & co · leaf 71
among the few styles that have remainedunchanged through the varying fashions of other coun-tries. We always picture the Spanish woman in hermantilla of black or white Blonde, often accompanied byan over-skirt of fine Chantilly. The Blonde lace, either white or black, is generallymade of silk, in… … Illustration No. 6iSpanish Blonde. Eighteenth century other hand, however, when the machine net is not used,it is a straight lace, reseau and motifs being made atthe same time. The white lace is seen in several tones,the creamy being the familiar Blonde, while that havinga silvery sheen is known as…
Lace and lace making
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