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Galina A. Khmeleva’s
Accordion Scarf
page 58
Photograph by Joe Coca.
A Russian Triangular Butterfly Shawl to Knit,
page 10
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Tatted bedspread made by Chester Ross Bentz Sr,
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Volume XX Number 3
Features and Projects
A Russian Triangular Butterfly Shawl to Knit
by Inna Voltchkova
Pillow Perfection: Bucks Point Lace ♦ A Bucks Point
Bobbin-Lace Edging to Make
by Jo Ann Eurell
By the seventeenth century, hundreds of lacemakers were at work in Bucks County towns.
Learning to Make My Mother’s Bobbin Lace
by Mary Torà Gil
The author’s quest to learn how to make bobbin lace as her mother had.
Reticella Needle Lace to Stitch
by Bronislava Bacílková
A Lacy Ribbonwood and Fern Scarf to Knit
by Margaret Stove
Cheering Daily Life with Depression Lace ♦ A Depression
Lace Apron to Embroider
by Mary Polityka Bush
Depression Lace has long found its best expression in the kitchen.
Chester Ross Bentz Sr. and His Tatted Bedspreads ♦ A
Motif to Tat for a Greeting Card
by Carolyn Wetzel
World War I veteran Chester Ross Bentz Sr. designed and tatted bedspreads
for each of his four sons.
Margaretenspitze: A Little-Known, Nearly Forgotten
Lace ♦ Making Margaretenspitze: A Tutorial and a Flower
Project
by Marji Suhm
The story of two women from Germany: one who created an entirely new type
of needle-knotted lace and the other who refused to let it be forgotten.
My Mystery Bag: Early Twentieth-Century Dutch
Dolls’ Clothes
by Margreet van der Kleij
The dolls’ clothes are of surprisingly high quality, and they are skillfully and tastefully made.
The Story of Clones Crochet Lace ♦ Shamrock Clones
Knot Necklaces to Crochet
by Máire Treanor
Clones lace is named for the town where it was developed and marketed
beginning in the mid-nineteenth century.
Accordion Scarf to Knit
by Galina A. Khmeleva
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