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61 Point Anvers
Same as Antwerp lace. -
62 Point Bisette
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63 Point Brode
The term for sprigs in pillow lace in which the flowers are in relief. -
64 Point Campan
A narrow lace of the 17th century, made in France of fine, white thread and used as a border for wide laces. -
65 Point Chemin De Fer
French term for the rail stitch.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point Chemin De Fer
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66 Point Conte
The French term for darned netting. -
67 Point Coupe
French term for cutwork laces. -
68 Point Crochet
Same as crochet lace. -
69 Point Croise
French term for the cross stitch. -
70 Point D'angleterre
A name given to fine Brussels lace sometimes sold on the Continent as English lace. It is a pillow lace. The term was originated by smugglers who introduced Brussels lace into France pretending it was made in England. Designs are composed of flowers, birds, geometrical figures, the whole being connected by raised and plaited threads.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point D'angleterre
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71 Point D'arabe Lace
Coarse bobbin lace made in Arabia, Belgium, and France. Has a large pattern, cabled edge, in deep ecru colours, and is used for curtains, etc.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point D'arabe Lace
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72 Point D'argentan
Same as Argentan Lace. -
73 Point D'armes
An embroidery stitch used on transparent materials for leaves and flowers, showing a hemstitch on the face, while the threads are crossed at the back in lattice fashion. -
74 Point D'arras Lace
Pillow lace was made at Arras in the 16th century and the industry continued until towards the end of the 18th century when the bobbin, lace called mignonette became established.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point D'arras Lace
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75 Point D'esprit Lace
Dotted bobbinet, dots either singly or clustered.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point D'esprit Lace
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76 Point De Bailleul
Bobbin lace made at this town in France, with fine white cotton thread. -
77 Point De Bruges
Same as Bruges lace. -
78 Point De Champ
Lace made with net pattern or Reseau ground. -
79 Point De Crete
Fine bobbin lace in geometrical patterns, made of "white thread, often flax, with silk in colours outlining the designs. -
80 Point De Dieppe
Same as Dieppe Lace.
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