The Technique of Tape Lace
by Ineke van den Kieboom & Anny Huijben
Tape lace, in a multitude of forms, flourished in the 19th century and beyond, in many countries throughout the world, but declined after the First World War. This extensive study, brings together the extensive historical research by Ineke van den Kieboom and the lacemaking expertise of Anny Huijben to take a fresh look at these attractive laces.
After a section on the origins and development of the various tape laces, the majority of the book sets out in detail, the methods, stitches and techniques involved. Exercise patterns are included and a chapter on Princess lace gives full instructions for combining tape and tulle.
Suitable for the experienced lacemaker wishing to explore the potential of these lace forms
Extensively illustrated with clear patterns, diagrams and photographs, Multi-language text.
In very condition except for heavy abrasions/bumps to jacket. Usual price adjusted accordingly
ISBN 0 7134 6991 9
English, German and French text
Published by Batsford, 1994
160 pages - Hardback