Th. de Dillmont (Firm) · Mulhouse, France : Th. de Dillmont · leaf 12
. — The threadsare crossed in each row just as in openwork rows; in fact all the motifsand stitches used in openwork on linen can be used for Teneriffe lace. Fig. 6 shows in detail the simplest kind of row, formed by twothreads crossed once; while fig. 7 shows the working of a row where the threads… … Fig. 7. Row of threadscrossed twice. 8 TENERIFFE LACE WORK form a pattern with a zig-zag line in the middle. In this case the first of the already knottedclusters must be divided and the thread twisted once or twice round half the threads of the cluster,until the first part of the next cluster is…
Lace and lace making
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