Weronida,
I have the book and while I haven't made anything from it yet, I think it is
very complete in the directions on Battenburg and some others. The first
20+ pages give a look at different tape laces; Princess Lace, Point de
Milan,Mezzo Punto, Application (on net) lace, Point de Bruxelles
(Battenburg), Luxeuil, Youghal, Branscombe Lace, Renada Irlandesa from
Brazil, and Recife.
The text is in 3 languages: English, German, French, I believe. There
is a lot of detail about the tapes used, creating the cartoon/pattern,
basting the tapes into place and the shaping techniques used, sewing the
intersections, and the filling stitches. There is 8 pages on Romanian Point
(Crocheted tape) lace and 12 on Princes lace (application on net). The last
section is 140 filling stitches with detailed pictures of the thread paths.
My copy is a Batsford edition first published in 1994. The forward
states the authors had another book "Naaldkant (Needlepoint Lace):
needlework is a wonderful pastime" published in 1988.
I hope this answers your questions.
Lorri
who has many books that I haven't made any patterns out of yet -but some day
I hope to...
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