I think it is important for us to differentiate between what *we* have
always thought, and what the writers of the particular books which were
searched thought! I'm curious how the search works too... is it
looking for word combinations that are exact, as in "bobbin lace" but
not "lace bobbin"? Or is it searching for sentences that contain both
words, but not necessarily together? All of these things make a huge
difference.
Clay
On 12/18/2010 11:52 AM, Ilske Thomsen wrote:
In those diagrams is machine-, needle-. bobbin- and pillow-lace mentioned.
Could somebody tell me the difference between bobbin- and pillow-lace.
Do they mean Teneriffe-lace? Or is pillow-lace the sum of needle- and
bobbin-lace? Both are made on a pillow, needle lace in another sort of pillow
ok. Only machine-lace isn't done on a pillow.
Ilske
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