Point and pillow lace : a short account of various kinds ancient and modern, and how to recognize them (1899)
Sharp, Mary · London : J. Murray · leaf 24
grounded with reseau or network, and still this when examinedwill be found to be made with the same stitch. Themeshes of the network are merely loose loopedstitches ; sometimes the needle is twisted a secondtime in each stitch to keep the mesh open, as inF*ig. 2, Illustration I. ; sometimes the… … I. Toile of Needle-point. 2. Reseau of Brussels Point. 3. Reseau of Alencon Point. 4. Reseau of Argentan Point. 5. Unfinished specimen of Cut-work or Reticella. DETAILS OF NEEDLE AND PILLOW LACE 5 over all along the row at the base of the meshes, asin Fig. 3, Illustration I. Thus it will be seen…
Lace and lace making
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