Last night a fellow lacemaker was showing me a new addtion to her lace collection. The little doily was labelled "pita lace". It was a most beautiful airy little thing, like a delicate spider web. Neither of us has ever heard of pita lace before, it really looked like a super-fine knitting. where bobbin lace would have a half stitch trail this had what looked like "perl stitch"..perhaps needle lace would have this? One feature was a series of little bobbles made up of bundles of thread. I ssumed they were made by winding the thread around a small tool, maybe a needle, and then they had a couple more extra rounds to keep the shape. They were only about an eighth of an inch across. Can anyone enlighten us on this particular lace? Thanks Sharon on cold, frosty, slippery, Vancouver Island
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