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Madame Goubaud’s Pillow Lace Patterns

by Madame Goubaud

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2Pillow Lace
  3. 3Nos. 1, 2, 3 — Braid Works and Passement
  4. 4Braid Work
  5. 5Nos. 4 and 5 — Passements
  6. 6Position in Working Pillow Lace
  7. 7Nos. 6 and 7 — Passements — Whole or Plain Pillow Lace Stitch
  8. 8Nos. 8 and 9 — Maltese Cross and Stem Work
  9. 9Half Stitch
  10. 10Devonshire Turn or Wheel
  11. 11Honiton Lace Stitch
  12. 12Nos. 11 and 12 — Cue Borders
  13. 13To Form a Pattern
  14. 14No. 13 — Rose Border — To Take Up a Sewing
  15. 15Throwing and Tying
  16. 16No. 14 — One Rose Border
  17. 17Snatch Pin
  18. 18No. 15 — Turkey Tail
  19. 19Purl Pin
  20. 20Purl Edge
  21. 21No. 16 — Tulip Sprig — Purl Pin for Filling in Groundwork
  22. 22No. 17 — Old Violet Sprig
  23. 23To Cross Cottons
  24. 24No. 18 — Rose Sprig
  25. 25Stem Work
  26. 26No. 19 — Butterfly
  27. 27A Double Stitch
  28. 28Raised Work
  29. 29No. 20 — Small One Rose Sprig — To Join
  30. 30Lerd Works or Fillings
  31. 31No. 21 — Violet Sprig
  32. 32Diamond Fillings
  33. 33No. 22 — Spade Border · To Join the Diamond Fillings — Square Fillings
  34. 34No. 23 — Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle
  35. 35No. 24 — Beading or Chain
  36. 36No. 25 — Trefoil Pattern — No. 26 — Fern Pattern
  37. 37Making Up the Sprigs
  38. 38No. 27 — Lappet in Honiton
  39. 39No. 28 — Honiton Guipure Lace
  40. 40No. 29 — Honiton Appliqué

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