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There are telltale signs of this being barmen lace. The spiders have
2 extra pairs running through the middle because spiders get wiggly
at the middle spot without that support. The half stitch looks like
lazy cloth stitch and only leans a bit instead of actually having 3
axis'. The tallies are very skinny and the ends don't have much
shape. These traits are all due to the limited amount of motion that
each bobbin can travel laterally and can't travel at all above the
plane where the lace is made; unlike lace made by a lacemaker, who
can leverage the thread any amount they wish in any direction to
achieve the look they want. So while barmen lace can copy the
crosses and twists, it can't perfectly reproduce the tensioning that
is so important to handmade laces.
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