How To Make Lace

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A 1899 trade catalog and instruction booklet from Christie & Co. of New York for Honiton, Battenburg and Renaissance braid lace. It opens with a short historical essay by Emily Rayner on lace and the legend of Barbara Uttermann, followed by basic instructions and numbered illustrations of about 65 needle-lace stitches (buttonhole, Brussels, Venise, Valenciennes and others). The remainder is a priced catalog of braids, rings, linen thread and patterns for handkerchiefs, collars, tie ends, bureau scarves and cushion covers, with ordering information and thread coupons.

Type
Book
Date
1899
Language
English
Pages
42
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