La Dentelle. Historique de la Dentelle à Travers les Ages et les Pays [Lace: A History of Lace Across the Ages and Countries]

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A French-language handbook on lace by Marguerite de Brieuvres, published by Garnier Frères in Paris, with models and drawings by Mme M. Songy. It opens with a concise history of lace across the ages and countries (Venice, France, Flanders and elsewhere). The practical chapters then give step-by-step instructions, with numbered line figures, for needle lace (Renaissance lace, old Venice, Colbert point, Alençon-style ground, stitches on tulle), bobbin lace, tatting (frivolité), macramé, Tenerife lace and modern Point de France. It ends with advice on the care and preservation of lace.

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