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Bobbin lace is a lace
textile made by
braiding and
twisting lengths of thread,
which are
wound on
bobbins to
manage them. As the work progresses, the...
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invention of the
bobbinet machine. John
Heathcoat coined the term "
bobbin net", or
bobbinet as it is
spelled today, to
distinguish this machine-made...
- hand. Generally, lace is
split into two main categories,
needlelace and
bobbin lace,: 122
although there are
other types of lace, such as
knitted or crocheted...
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Lille or East
Midlands net (fond simple, a six-sided
net with four
sides twisted, two crossed). The
machine uses flat
round bobbins in
carriages to p****...
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Bobbin lace
ground is the
regular small mesh
filling the open
spaces of
continuous bobbin lace.
Other names for
bobbin lace
ground are
net or réseau (French...
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eight bleaching establishments, a
great number of
stocking frames, and
bobbin net machines."
Close to
Basford Register Office is the site of a
former workhouse...
- lace is a
historical fashion accessory, the only
known American hand-made
bobbin lace to be
commercially produced.
Centered in the
coastal town of Ipswich...
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needle (for
using on
knitting machine). 1808 – John
Heathcoat patented the
bobbin net machine 1812 –
Samual Clark and
James Mart
constructed the
pusher machine...
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finest lace, and
although mechanised competition began with Heathcoat's
bobbin net machine in 1808,
quality lace-making by hand
thrived for
several more...
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Blonde lace is a
continuous bobbin lace from
France that is made of silk. The term
blonde refers to the
natural color of the silk thread.
Originally this...
