Hello Barbara,
mechlin lace is Mechlin lace and doesn't belong to the Point Ground
laces. It belongs to the big Flandres-Lace-Family. The motives are
mostly in linnen stitch and souronded by a gimp. The ground was in 18.
cent. the so named hexagonal iceground. Made with cr t cr t cr t cr
t
Can anyone tell me about Mechlin Lace? Specifically how does its
construction differ from other point ground laces, such as Bucks, Chantilly
and Tønder? The lace looks to me somewhat like other point ground laces, but
the web site that shows a couple of close-ups pf the new book shows a
pricking th
Can anyone tell me about Mechlin Lace? Specifically how does its
construction differ from other point ground laces, such as Bucks, Chantilly
and Tønder? The lace looks to me somewhat like other point ground laces, but
the web site that shows a couple of close-ups pf the new book shows a
pricking th
What gorgeous flowers. They look like some of the Venetian Gros Point
Needlelace flowers.
Regards from Liz in Melbourne, Oz, - just back from holidays, and where we
have had some Rain :)
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To get the site to open, I needed to use:
http://www.kloeppelbuch.de/shop/product_info.php?products_id=649&SESS=862676ab696c49640562facd1d08a659
or
http://www.kloeppelbuch.de
Sue (in sunny but cold Illinois)
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At the end of March there will be a new book on Mechelin by Ulrike Voelcker
(nee Loehr), Eisblumen.. It can be seen here:
http://www.klöppelbuch.de/shop/product_info.php?products_id=649&SESS=862676ab696c49640562facd1d08a659
If that link doesn't work, then start at
http://www.klöppelbuch.de
and cli
