Bobbin lace

Posts about bobbin Lace written by Avital Pinnick

I tried out bobbin lace for a week, and here’s what happened.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing! Here’s a list of things I wish I knew when I started making bobbin lace: Join a lace group or make contact with other lacemakers via the internet. It is a won…

Jane Garrett, a skilled lacemaker, spinner, weaver, and knitter, made theses bobbin-lace samples, which are still treasured today.

'Merletto a tombolo' Pillow lace or Bobbin Lace, is created using 100% linen thread with 'fuselli' wooden bobbins, woven with pins on intricate designs. Anghiari lace is all woven from 100% linen thread as apposed to cotton thread in most other regions of Italy.

Bobbin lace, also known as pillow lace, is a method of making lace by weaving threads held on bobbins and pinning them to a pattern pinned to a pillow.

Bobbin lace is a traditional lace making technique with a wide range of styles and designs. It requires working on top of a paper pattern with many small spools (bobbins) of thread and pins that you work with to form delicate lace. Simple...

Hi guys, I've had a few people ask to see more of my lace making. I thought I would do a beginner video for you. I've been learning how to make bobbin lace f...

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