I, too, have Kaethe Kliot's book Bobbin Lace: Form by the Twisting of Cords. copyright 1973. The book describes some useful tape lace techniques, in addition to several unusual torchon grounds. I am curious about the illustrations showing four " 7-inch-high tapestries" (two of human figures against various grounds, two of birds)which the author calls "design, pattern and execution by Gertrude Biederman". At least two of these are variations of Dagobert Peche designs-the grounds are changed, also some details, but they are basically Dagobert Peche (of the Vienna Workshop) designs. Does anyone have any other information to offer about this apparent discrepancy? Is there a book of Biederman patterns?
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