Pollen, Maria Margaret, d. 1919 · London : W. Heinemann; New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 159
Plate LXXXl. THREE SPECIMENS OF EARLY IRISH NEEDLE-POINT LACE No. I has a tape introduced. No. 3 is the so-called Carrickmacross lace (first made about 1848) Together 6 ft. About 1848 … Plate LXXXII. SPECIMEN UF KNOTTED AND TWISTED STRING OR THREAD WORK, CALLED MACRAME This sort of work is often madi- by knotting; the frayr-d ends on the edge of a woven material, or else separately by knottingstrings or cords of linen or silk, the ends of which are fastened to a small cushion or…
Lace and lace making -- History
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