A short article from the French journal Art et Décoration (December 1909, pp. 206-210) presenting new designs for filet brodé (embroidery on netted ground) as a follow-up to an earlier article. It encourages artists to create original, stylized patterns suited to the squared grid of filet work rather than copying museum pieces. It reproduces full-page designs by Méheut (St. Peter's fish, daturas, artichokes, hollyhocks) and a figural panel by Mezzara, and announces a forthcoming study of Venetian needle lace. The article is signed Paul Mezzara.