Modern Lace Making
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A single page from The Delineator describing two bolero jackets made in modern (Battenburg) braid lace, shown in front and back views in four figures. The text discusses how the designs suit different figures, the braids used (cream-white Battenburg, écru with gilt cord, or silk braid in white, cream or black), and how to wear the jackets over a waist or evening gown. It credits a New York professional lace-maker as the source of designs, braids and thread.
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From Ralph Griswold's Digital Archive, delivered by the University of Arizona.
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