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ArticleKnots and Loops: Untangling the Structure of LaceAlthough knotted laces have the advantage of being stable, they have the disadvantage of taking a long time to make. Looped lace may be fast to make, but it lacks stability.
ArticleDissection of a Lace Pattern

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12 PieceWork issues mention “Lace” on 4184 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Knitting Traditions, 2010 Digital Edition1 page
- Page 148O N S 4 interweavestore.com enjoyable knitting enjoyable k o knittin re. feminine details lace, bobbles, and bows Feminine Knits: 22 Timeless Designs by Lene Holme Samsøe This intriguing
Jane Austen Knits, 20114 pages
- Page 145and Fashion Handwarmers pages 108, 125 Miss Morland’s Neckcloth, pages 108, 119 Flower and Lace Cuffs pages 59, 70 Fiori Pullover pages 59, 72 Elinor's Tea Cozy pages 59,

Mary Polityka Bush

How to separate out a motif to inspire your own designs

ArticleHoniton Lace: One of England’s Loveliest LacesExplore the history of this British bobbin lace with a pattern to try yourself, plus a bonus deep dive into a Bucks Point lace edging.

ArticleFor All Access membersThe Logic of Lace and a Knitting Pattern You'll LoveKnit a little love for someone you cherish with this new vintage-inspired lace pattern.

ArticleInternational Lace Day 2026: A Time of Beauty and TriumphFrom intricate handmade designs to modern textile art, International Lace Day 2026 celebrates the skill, creativity, and cultural heritage of lace makers around the world.

ArticleLace Lives On! Bobbin Lace in Ipswich Past and PresentHonoring the women who built the historic lace industry in Ipswich, Massachusetts, and connecting today’s makers with this nearly lost craft.

ArticleThe Art of Handworked Hungarian Richelieu Lace EmbroideryWhen Katalin Bognar came across an unfinished piece of Hungarian Richelieu lace embroidery, she began an armchair journey to learn how to do the lacework by hand. Here, she shares her journey.

Article7 FREE Knitted Lace Projects from PieceWork MagazineAre you captivated by vintage knitted lace? PieceWork magazine has curated a collection of 7 FREE, historical knitting patterns that will delight you.

ArticleA Collection of Lace Collars in Honor of Justice Ruth Bader GinsburgOne of the many things Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be remembered for is the iconic collars she wore with her black robes. In honor of the Supreme Court Justice, we’ve curated a collection of white lace collars from the pages of PieceWork.

ArticleThreads of Power: 500 Years of Lace from the renowned collection of Switzerland’s Textilmuseum St. GallenBe dazzled by this special exhibit that provides an in-depth look at one of the world’s most exceptional collections of historical lace, from its sixteenth-century origins to the present day.

ArticleThe Sun LacesA circular form of Spanish lace first appeared in sixteenth-century paintings, but this style of lace soon radiated out, and variations can be found far and wide.

ArticleCelebrate International Lace Day!Whether you recognize the day in February, June, or September there is always time for lace!

ArticleChantilly Lace in IndiaA query about how French lace goods came to be used as a saree fabric in India resulted in a search for more information. Chitra Balasubramaniam shares what she discovered.

ArticleLong Thread Podcast: Elena Kanagy-Loux, Lacemaker & Historian (classic)Season 13, Episode 9: Ethereal, durable, ornamental, powerful—what does lace mean to you? Through academic study and the work of her hands, Elena Kanagy-Loux teaches that lace is all of these things and more.

ArticleFalling for Bobbin LaceWhere knitting has knit and purl stitches, bobbin lace has crosses and twists; where knitting has needles, bobbin lace has bobbins.

ArticleFor subscribersA Victorian Lace Square to Appliqué and EmbroiderTry your hand at lace with this vintage-inspired piece.

ArticleMartha’s Lace MysteryMy family on my father’s side came to America in the 1600s. Through the centuries, they produced samplers, lace edgings, quilts, and shawls.

ArticleNever Enough LaceKaren H. Thompson demonstrates bobbin lace stitches in this quick video!

ArticleThe Great Pretender: Dresden Lace EmbroideryThe technique known variously as Dresden lace embroidery originated in Dresden, the capital of Saxony, which is located in the southeastern part of present-day Germany, in the seventeenth century.

ArticleThe Lure of Lace: PieceWork’s Special Issue Knitting Traditions Fall 2013The seventh edition of PieceWork’s Knitting Traditions, Fall 2013, is all about lace—its magic and mystery and its ethereal quality—as expressed in knitting.

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Page 146her as being “successful in everything that she attempted with her fingers.” She made lace and fashioned little handkerchiefs. She and her sister and mother made a patchwork quilt

Page 147Knitting Lace join in the timeless tradition of FREE Pattern Collection on Knitting Lace: Knitting Daily

Page 148designs of all sizes t Move beyond basic knitting and purling with steeking, intarsia, lace knitting, felting, and even sideways knitting t Join the crochet-along for the Chain Reaction

Knitting Traditions, Fall 2013 Digital Edition2 pages▾

Page 146Satakieli Yarn www.schoolhousepress.com HiyaHiya Knitting Needles www.hiyahiyanorthamerica.com Jaggerspun Zephyr Yarn www.jaggeryarn.com Jamieson & Smith 2-ply Lace Yarn www.shetlandwoolbrokers.co.uk Jamieson’s Ultra Laceweight Yarn www.simplyshetland.net Knitter’s Pride Crochet Hook www.knitterspride.com Kreinik Silk Serica Thread www.kreinik.com Louet Euroflax
Page 148in-depth look at yarns, and knit along with Kristin Omdahl to create the Wheeled Lace Shawl and Agua Rios Vest on this new season of Knitting Daily TV. Knitting

Jane Austen Knits, Summer 20123 pages▾

Page 144• janeaustenknits.com Pemberley Reticule pages 38, 54 Jane Bennet Socks pages 39, 49 Paisley Lace Shawl pages 40, 44 A Book Cover For Edmund pages 40, 47 Devoted Classic
Page 145127 Margaret Dashwood Shawl pages 110, 115 Marianne’s Romantic Bookmark pages 63, 69 Evergreen Lace Scarf pages 63, 79 Camden Place Cardigan pages 62, 73 Summer Pelisse pages 61,
Page 147are a couple of the detailed patterns in this section. From colorwork, texture, and lace, this section explores traditions through beautiful knitted items. r Vintage Knits—Baby booties, a child’s

Knitting Traditions, Fall 2011 Digital Edition2 pages▾

Page 1465 SOCK PATTERNS! From classic cables and lovely lace to stranded colorwork these sock patterns include toe-up and top-down construction. SOCK RX! Learn
Page 147N G T R A D I T I O N S 3 Knitted Lace A Collection of Favorite Designs from Interweave Anne Merrow, Editor 160 pages, 8 ½

Knitting Traditions, Spring 2012 Digital Edition2 pages▾

Page 146North America www.louet.com (613) 925-4502 (Ontario, Canada) Gems Yarn Malabrigo Yarn www.malabrigoyarn.com (786) 866-6187 Lace Baby Merino Yarn New Lanark http://newlanarkshop.co.uk 44 1555 661345 (South Lanarkshire, Scotland) British Cheviot
Page 147knitting and the other on crochet, now in convenient eBooks. Full of patterns for lace, edgings, doilies, bags, and more, these eBooks are perfect inspiration to bring vintage fl

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