An Introduction to Binche LaceRunning time: 7 hrs In the early 20th century lace designers in Bruges revived a 17th century lace that had plait connections between cloth stitch areas. Those early 20th century Bruges lace designers replaced the plaits with Paris ground and Flanders gound, adding elements of Mechlin lace. They drew cloth stitch areas that were more realistic and touched on images and stories that were dear to them, such as swans and canals. The result is modern day

Each comes with 1 set of replacement nylon covers

has been teaching bobbin lace for 18 years

One side is slightly flattened so that it will not roll

by Ulrike Löhr Voelcker:Part 4 of loose leaf book with over 100 bobbin lace grounds with diagram and pricking

This new book

false plaits

patterns featuring the rope stitch

you’ll learn the basics of Filet Crochet (open mesh

Elizabeth has studied various laces with many well known teachers

It is known as a "pure" soap

and at IOLI conventions since 1991

Allie was awarded a grant by the Pennsylvania Counsel on the Arts to study traditional lace making techniques in Slovenia under the tutelage of Master Teacher Stana Frelih of the Idrija Lace School in Idrija