Double issue (Vol. 34, Nos. 1 & 2, 1950) of the Needle and Bobbin Club Bulletin with three articles. Dr. Marie Schuette traces Italian lace from 16th-century cutwork and reticella through pattern books (Pagano, Vinciolo, Vecellio, Parasole, Danieli) to baroque scroll lace. Eleanor Olson describes Tibetan appliqué hangings, banners and saddle blankets in American museum collections, with plates of deities and festival use. N. P. Toll (translated by Eugenia Tolmachoff) discusses a Chinese silk found in a Kerch burial mound and the trade routes that brought silk to southern Russia. The issue ends with Club Notes and a list of officers.