A single-page article from The Ladies' Home Journal giving instructions for making Honiton braid lace (tape lace) at home. It covers preparing the tracing-linen foundation, basting and drawing down the braid, joining linen centres to lace borders, and pressing the finished work. It also gives braid and thread numbers for a blouse collar and a nightdress set. Photographs show doilies, handkerchiefs, a collar, edgings and a nightdress set.

A one-page illustrated article from the Ladies' Home Journal, January 1902, presenting ten designs for braid-based modern lace. Each photograph has a short caption naming the item and its materials, including a piano fall, collars, a bolero, scarves, a cuff, a hair ornament and a bertha. The braids used are Flemish, Arabian and point braids, worked with thread rings, gold thread and some embroidery, and the page gives no step-by-step instructions.