Belgian War Lace 1914-1918Belgian War Lace 1914 1918 The collection of the Royal Museums of Art and History English version Co authored by Ria Cooreman, Curator of Textiles for the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels, and Evelyn McMillan, Librarian Emerita, of Stanford University. Fifty thousand lacemakers, led by four determined women, worked to keep the Belgian lacemaking tradition alive during WWI. Their endeavors created the distinctive style known as war lace with

Lemye's Lace Sprang Lace Rope Stitch Motifs from the Collection of the Art and History Museum

When President Kennedy came to Limerick in 1963 the Lord Mayor presented him with a Christening robe of the lace

One repeat of each edging pattern is worked on camera with pin-by-pin instruction

including designs by Sister Mary Regis

Irish crochet

Bucks Point is a delicate bobbin lace

This is Volume I of a set of books dedicated to the extensive collection of sprang lace in the keeping of the Art and History Museum in Brussels

as well as thread

9 patterns with prickings

This is a pdf version of the popular print book Youghal by lace historian Elizabeth Kurella

Pennsylvania and at the Governor’s Mansion in Harrisburg

This series is designed as a useful introduction to get beginners up to speed to better understand and appreciate the content of the further Studies In Antique Lace programs