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21 Point De Raccroc
A method of fastening together the different pieces of lace as in Brussels and Bayeux laces. It is not sewing, but is a fresh row of meshes, imitating in part the ground of the fabric. -
22 Point De Venise
A stitch largely used in guipure lace, with which to fill in the angles of the meshes, and in Guipure en Relief to form raised meshes. It is also the name of a variety of Venetian lace. -
23 Point Applique
Point lace in which the separately worked design motif has been applied to a net foundation. -
24 Point D'espagne
The French name for Spanish point lace. -
25 Point Brode
The term for sprigs in pillow lace in which the flowers are in relief. -
26 Point De Gauze
A very fine needle-made lace ground, generally identified with the finest Brussels lace made wholly with the needle. -
27 Point De Rose Lace
Formerly made in Italy. Revived later on in Alencon. Often requires a year's work to produce 11/4 yards. Usually worked in horsehair, but many of the girls and women use their own hair for the sake of economy.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point De Rose Lace
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28 Point Lace
Lace made with the needle (see Lace) having some parts of the pattern only slightly raised in relief and united by stitches called Bride picotee. -
29 Point Tresse
A material of lace construction made of human hair in the 16th century. It was made on the pillow and used for ornament. -
30 Point A Brides
The ground of lace when made of brides or bars. -
31 Point A L'alguille
A French term for sprigs made with the needle or laces.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point A L'alguille
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32 Point Anglaise
The French term for feather stitch. -
33 Point Campan
A narrow lace of the 17th century, made in France of fine, white thread and used as a border for wide laces. -
34 Point Chemin De Fer
French term for the rail stitch.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point Chemin De Fer
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35 Point Conte
The French term for darned netting. -
36 Point Croise
French term for the cross stitch. -
37 Point De Crete
Fine bobbin lace in geometrical patterns, made of "white thread, often flax, with silk in colours outlining the designs. -
38 Point De France
Alencon lace made in the style of Venetian lace. -
39 Point De Havre
A narrow Valenciennes style, made in Havre during the 17th and 18th centuries. -
40 Point De Sorrento
The French term for Sorrento lace.
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