Thank you Diana for sharing a new sample on Flickr! Can you see lace with
chenille gimp on the runway? Oh my, in a heartbeat. We're all looking forward
to more eye candy from your collection. Sincerely, Susan Hottle USA
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When I think of chenille it immediately reminds me of the chenille table cloth
used by me grandmother!
Diana
> On 11 Aug 2017, at 18:42, Adele Shaak wrote:
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> This is an interesting lace - thank you for putting up the photo. I agree
> with you that it is a nice little
This is an interesting lace - thank you for putting up the photo. I agree with
you that it is a nice little design. It doesn’t look like what I would expect
from the description in Caulfield’s Dictionary of Needlework - the pattern
isn’t poor, it’s not geometrical, and not filled with thick
If anyone is interested I have added a second picture to my flickr page of
another sample from the same collection.
On the reverse the lace is identified as 'Old French Chenille Blonde'.
According to Caulfield's Dictionary of Needlework Chenille Lace is "A peculiar
kind of Lace made during the