Point and pillow lace; a short account of various kinds ancient and modern, and how to recognize them (1905)
Sharp, Mary · New York, E.P. Dutton & Co.; London, J. Murray · leaf 148
ily recognised ; BRUSSELS PILLOW-LACE 127 for In consequence of the way In which It Is worked,the loner threads that form the tolle of Brussels o Lace of a// dates always follow the curves of thepattern, whereas with other Flemish Laces In whichpattern and reseau are made together In one pieceon… … liliii?^iH> --z% u-r: ^pft •.::! Brussels. Mechlin. Here we have the first peculiarity by whichBrussels Pillow lace can be recognised. Secondly,It Is to be noticed that the reseau of Brussels Lace,as seen through a magnifying glass, has a hexagonalmesh, of which two sides are made of four…
Lace and lace making
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