Issue of the Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club (Vol. 7, No. 2, 1923) with articles on lace, rugs and silk. Madame L. Paulis, translated from the French, traces the development of the drochel, the hexagonal bobbin-lace net ground of Brussels lace, with diagrams of the braiding and joining. Eugene Van Cleef writes on Finnish rya pile rugs. Other pieces cover the Cincinnati Museum lace collection (with a list by country and type), the revival of Danish Tønder lace, and extracts from Ezra Stiles's diary on eighteenth-century American silk culture. The issue ends with club and guild notes, book notes, field notes, officer lists and period advertisements.