Kantklossen Techniek [Bobbin Lace Technique]
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A Dutch-language beginner's handbook on bobbin lace (kantklossen) by L. J. de Jager-Meezenbroek, former director of the lace school at Wijdenes, issued as No. 3 in the Raad en Draad series. It covers equipment (pillow, bobbins, pins), winding bobbins, and the basic stitches (net stitch, linen stitch, spijltjes/plaits, double stitch), then turns to corners, picot edges and the use of coloured pairs. Progressive projects include a tea cosy cover, handkerchief edgings, collars, circular motifs, a shell motif and a tray cloth, each with working diagrams and photographs. It closes with general remarks and notes on applying lace to fabric.
- Type
- Book
- Date
- c. 1948-1952
- Language
- Dutch
- Pages
- 49
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