- a
lace pillow, the
placement of the pins
usually determined by a
pattern or
pricking pinned on the
pillow.
Bobbin lace is also
known as
pillow lace, because...
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parchment or
pasteboard that were
attached to a
round bolster-style
lace pillow.
Bobbins whittled from
local wood or
reeds were used to
provide the thread...
- 2002).
Lace and
Lace Making.
Dover Publications. p. 31. ISBN 0-486-41811-1.
Retrieved 2008-05-14. Sharp, Mary (March 2007).
Point and
Pillow Lace. Herron...
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stitch Bobbin lace made on a
pillow with
bobbins and pins
Broderie anglaise, a type of
cutwork Filet lace,
embroidered on an
existing net
Lace knitting Tatting...
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Brussels lace is a type of
pillow lace that
originated in and
around Brussels. The term "Brussels
lace" has been
broadly used for any
lace from Brussels;...
- this machine-made
tulle from the
handmade "
pillow lace",
produced using a
lace pillow to
create bobbin lace.
Machines based on his
original designs are...
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lacemaking areas.
Elizabeth Mincoffr (1981).
Pillow Lace. Ruth Bean. ISBN 0-903585-10-3. Leader, Jean E. "Bobbin
Lace: Genoese, Milanese, Cantú".
Retrieved 26...
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width on a tall, thin,
upright lace pillow.
Bigger pieces are made of two or more
parts sewn together. The
Lace Pillow in
Malta is
known as
Trajbu (pronounced...
- scale. By the 19th
century Valenciennes lace could be made by machine.
Valenciennes lace is made on a
lace pillow in one piece, with the réseau (the net-like...
-
Straw Hat Industry. Luton: Gibbs,
Bamforth & Co. Freeman,
Charles (1958)
Pillow Lace in the East Midlands. Luton:
Luton Museum and Art
Gallery Godber, Joyce...