A technical history of the manufacture of Venetian laces (Venice- Burano) / by G.M. Urbani de Gheltof ; translated by Lady Layard (1882)
Urbani de Gheltof, Giuseppe Marino, Layard, Lady · Venice : Ferd. Ongania · leaf 72
ch thread as is required for working, and pre-vent it from unwinding further by twisting thethread two or three times on the lower head ofthe bobbin, either from the right or the left, finish-ing with a loop. Put on to the same pin as manybobbins as it will hold, and then move it to thetop of the… … Fig. 29. The pattern of lace to be copied is placed be-hind the row of pins to which the bobbins arehung. How to work. Arrange four bobbins in a row; throw thesecond over the first, the fourth over the third, the 48 second over the third. Begin again^ putting thesecond over the first, the fourth…
Lace and lace making · Needlework industry and trade
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