Modern Lace Making
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A single-page illustrated article from The Delineator describing two pieces of modern (Battenberg and Duchesse) lace. Figure 1 is a mantel-lambrequin border about fourteen inches deep, made of cream Battenberg braid, rings and filling-in stitches; Figure 2 is a Duchesse lace collar of braids and varied filling stitches. The text notes that the magazine's book on Modern Lace-Making illustrates the filling stitches and credits Sara Hadley, a professional lace-maker in New York.
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From Ralph Griswold's Digital Archive, delivered by the University of Arizona.
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