The Lacemaker's Home Page
Welcome to Arachne's Web Server Arachne's Web Server is dedicated to the lacemaker's art. Due to personal bias, the contents will tend to lean heavily towards 16th and early 17 century laces, and lacemaking in the SCA. I've started with a few files I have lying around - postings I have written in response to questions on rec.org.sca, and lecture notes I've written for various classes. If you ...
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The Lace Guild
Official site of the British Lace Guild with information on all aspects of lacemaking and Guild activities ...
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Lace Magazine international
Lace Magazine international is a family friendly site for lacemakers and lace collectors go to Inside LMi Courses History Teachers Gatherings Order Back Issues Lacemaking Supplies Lacemaking Circle discount supplies LACE Magazine international is devoted to handmade bobbin and needle lace. It is the premier publication for lacemakers and collectors worldwide. Filled with amazing photographs, ...
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Tattered (Tatting, lace)
Everything you ever wanted to know about tatting!
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Lacemaking with John and Jennifer Ford
John and Jennifer Ford Lace Supplies catalogue of materials, bobbins, threads, books and sundries for lacemakers, embroiderers and tatters. ...
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Tatting at BellaOnline
Tatting: a host-written site at BellaOnline ...
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Lace Making and Its History
The English origin of the word lace owes something to the French lassis or lacis, but both are connected with the earlier Latin laqueus. Early French laces were also called passements; the name applied to ornamental open work formed of threads of flax, cotton, silk, gold or silver, and occasionally of mohair or aloe fiber, looped or plaited or twisted together by hand: (1) with a needle, when ...
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