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81 Point De France
Alencon lace made in the style of Venetian lace. -
82 Point De Galles
Pillow lace made of flax thread in France. -
83 Point De Gauze
A very fine needle-made lace ground, generally identified with the finest Brussels lace made wholly with the needle. -
84 Point De Gene Lace
Openwork embroidery made on a wool ground which is afterwards eaten away by acid (see Plauen lace)Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point De Gene Lace
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85 Point De Havre
A narrow Valenciennes style, made in Havre during the 17th and 18th centuries. -
86 Point De Hongrie
A 17th century lace made in France and was similar to Alencon lace. -
87 Point De Mechlin
A lace made in one piece on the pillow, the ground being formed with the pattern. Very fine thread is used and much skill is required. The fabric is very costly. -
88 Point De Milan Lace
A variety of guipure, it has a ground of small mesh with patterns of bold, flowing scrolls.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point De Milan Lace
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89 Point De Paris Lace
A cheap, cotton machine-made lace in simple designs. The motifs are leaves and flowers with heavy cord outline. Originally the term denoted a narrow pillow lace made in Paris prior to the Revolution.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Point De Paris Lace
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90 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. -
91 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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92 Point De Sorrento
The French term for Sorrento lace. -
93 Point De Tulle
Same as Mignonette Lace. -
94 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. -
95 Point Draft
See Draft, weaving. -
96 Point Ground
A term in most lace-making towns in England for a net ground for bobbin lace. -
97 Point Kant Lace
Flemish pillow lace with a net ground, the design running largely to " pot " effects. Also called Pot lace. -
98 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. -
99 Point Net
(Lit., needle-made lace). A patent to make this by machinery was taken out in 1781. From then until 1815, Nottingham specialised on it. It is now superseded by the bobbin net fabrics. -
100 Point Pecheur
Bobbin lace made in Italy in white or black thread, and similar to Maltese lace.
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