quadgram

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quadgram frequency
throw the cotton forward273
walter evans and co249
double crochet into the141
the end of the98
make a chain of88
a chain of stitches80
at the end of73
the centre of the70
in the centre of63
the top of the63
the last purl of57
repeat from times more54
of the preceding row54
in the same manner53
at the top of52
victoria and albert museum52
last purl of the50
in raised satin stitch48
crochet into the chain48
to the last purl46
of the eighteenth century45
the middle of the44
slip stitch in the43
purl of the preceding42
fastened on to the41
the chain double crochet40
st on th l39
of gold and silver39
the st on th39
the st of the39
in the same way39
throw the wool forward37
treble of last round37
into the chain double37
the beginning of the36
the point of the36
single crochet into the36
crochet into the st36
of the seventeenth century35
the st on nd35
worked in satin stitch34
into centre loop of34
fasten the cotton on34
st on nd l34
treble at the top33
gold and silver lace33
so as to form33
double crochet into each31
the size of the30
into the same place30
of the preceding round30
to the end of30
in the middle of29
from left to right29
purl divided by double28
formed by throwing the28
worked in raised satin28
work double crochet into28
with gold and silver28
on to the last27
on the other side27
on the wrong side27
at the same time27
in the eighteenth century26
of the preceding circle26
repeat times more from26
stitch of the preceding26
in each of the25
join it to the25
the same as the25
at the beginning of25
crochet into successive loops24
of the sixteenth century24
other side of the24
the other side of24
cotton on to the24
in the inventory of24
double crochet into successive23
at a short distance23
on to the next23
the victoria and albert23
worked in the same23
is worked in point23
the cotton on to23
the edge of the23
instead of working the23
from right to left23
of the left hand23
circle consisting of double22
throwing the wool forward22
the end of every22
by throwing the wool22
work treble in the21
the middle purl of21
the purl of the21
stitch formed by throwing21
of the nineteenth century21
repeat from twice more20
as to form a20
as well as the20
the back of the20
into the st chain20
on the right side20
crochet into the next20
in the reign of20
draw up the cotton20
into each of the20
the rest of the20
in the time of19
work a stitch of19
the needle in the19
of the last century19
as can be seen19
the stitch formed by19
point de bruxelles stitches19
the slip stitch over19
as early as the19
into the st of19
stitch of double crochet19
in the following manner19
crochet into the last18
on each side of18
the chain in last18
in the victoria and18
the st into th18
the art of lace18
into the chain in18
st of the chain18
the beauty of the18
pass the slip stitch18
st into th loop18
the end of each18
double in the next18
the first and last17
miss the space of17
end of every row17
the same number of17
the last of the17
under the name of17
to the next purl17
fifths of an inch17
repeat to the end17
are worked in raised17
one of the most17
the cotton to the17
purl of the st17
in satin stitch and17
the cotton on the17
the centre of each17
the number of stitches17
is worked in raised17
in the right hand17
in tatting and crochet17
side of the work17
in the preceding row17
worked in point de17
rows backwards and forwards16
stitches into a circle16
tight point de bruxelles16
end of the row16
said to have been16
the next purl of16
double divided by purl16
turn on reverse side16
the cotton round the16
as seen in the16
appears to have been16
cotton round the needle16
on the other hand16
join the stitches into15
the ends of the15
be found in the15
is worked in the15
is worked in satin15
long stitch into the15
chain in last round15
the place of the15
double in the middle15
the needle into the15
double crochet over the15
the stitches of the15
work into the chain15
the needle under the15
de la duchesse de15
each side of the15
the stitches into a15
of double crochet into15
purl of the first15
can be seen in15
next purl of the15
crochet into each loop15
are worked in overcast15
in the st stitch15
the middle stitch of15
be seen in illustration14
in the middle stitch14
work patterns from no14
the st chain of14
into the next chain14
one from the other14
the st on next14
into the chain of14
with the exception of14
long into the next14
the bottom of the14
work treble at the14
fasten the cotton to14
in the next row14
end of each row14
loop of the ch14
in the seventeenth century14
is fastened on to14
over the knitted stitch14
work into successive loops14
gold and silver thread14
a stitch of double14
slipped over the knitted14
to be worked in14
on to the middle14
middle purl of the13
times alternately throw the13
double in the st13
the in last round13
st on next l13
shown in illustration no13
it on to the13
it is worked in13
in the style of13
to the purl of13
it is said that13
is one of the13
draw the slipped over13
the slipped over the13
of the st circle13
by throwing the cotton13
in the next stitch13
of point de france13
stitches of double crochet13
the cotton over which13
work the st row13
it was not until12
in the stitch formed12
de madame du barry12
les singuliers et nouveaux12
right side of the12
crochet into the same12
circle of the preceding12
of one of the12
over threads in height12
of the present day12
be required for this12
the south kensington museum12
of the st row12
the needle through the12
the time of the12
be seen in the12
over which you work12
cotton over which you12
are filled in with12
at the present time12
the work of the12
of the foundation chain12
each of the next12
and end as usual12
top of the treble12
into the nd chain12
the right side of12
will be required for12
in the first of12
to the middle purl12
are worked in satin12
in the making of12
stitch at the end12
and work the st12
of an inch long12
stitch in the st12
the pattern is worked12
point of the needle12
seen in the illustration12
as shown in illustration12
begin and end as12
throwing the cotton forward12
in rows backwards and11
seems to have been11
as shown in the11
cut and drawn work11
the wool forward in11
the thread round the11
the back part of11
at the beginning and11
threads in height and11
at the time of11
draw the cotton through11
the outlines of the11
purl of the next11
in consequence of the11
to the size of11
singuliers et nouveaux pourtraicts11
a sufficient number of11
on the last purl11
with a row of11
alternately throw the cotton11
repeat from the beginning11
in the course of11
chain of last round11
point de bruxelles stitch11
are worked in the11
the outline of the11
is said to have11
repeat from till sq11
may be made of11
height and in width11
it is made of11
loops on the needle11
point de venise bars11
the upper part of11
the space to be11
pass the needle under11
into the rd chain11
and join it to11
it is to be11
avec privilege du roy11
the same way as11
pattern is not repeated11
during the reign of11
the first purl of11
worked in overcast stitch11
of point de bruxelles11
the course of the11
from the join of11
this pattern is not11
in the sixteenth century11
the same loop as11
in height and in11
over and under the10
work double in the10
the beginning and end10
the threads of the10
in the possession of10
close to each other10
not repeated in this10
divided one from the10
the number of lace10
at the present day10
rd chain from the10
last purl of last10
middle stitch of the10
other by double stitches10
is not repeated in10
treble in the st10
centre loop of ch10
la duchesse de bourbon10
short point de bruxelles10
according to the size10
long into the chain10
double fastened on to10
repeat from till the10
of a piece of10
in addition to the10
the treble of last10
shown in the illustration10
the first of the10
worked from left to10
same number of stitches10
the circles of the10
the style of the10
name is worked in10
for the most part10
purl in the stitch10
in the form of10
in the accounts of10
the st stitch of10
gros point de venise10
double fastened on the10
the last chain of10
from to the end10
border in tatting and10
at the place where10
the rd chain from10
comptes de madame du10
in the st of10
at the age of10
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries10
join to last purl10
a circle consisting of10
made on the pillow10
in the wardrobe accounts10
the other side to10
at the court of10
are worked in point10
the other by double10
pattern is worked in10
other side to correspond10
double in the centre10
fastened on the last10
wind the cotton round10
this stitch is worked10
the cotton through the10
insert the needle in10
times double divided by10
to last purl of10
seen in the engraving10
strip of insertion is10
join to the last10
space to be filled10
may be used for10
from the other by10
as seen in illustration10
of point de venise10
the art of making10
appear to have been10
them into a circle10
of the same material10
in the same loop10
double long into the10
same loop as before10
stitch into the same9
as in the engraving9
satin stitch and overcast9
insertion in tatting and9
beginning and end of9
the thread must be9
begun in the centre9
to form a loop9
upper part of the9
the direction of the9
seigneur federic de vinciolo9
the introduction of the9
the cotton with which9
the space of two9
is to be worked9
the sixteenth and seventeenth9
which you work on9
the second and third9
of the cotton together9
into successive loops double9
and is worked in9
the marriage of the9
of the fifteenth century9
inserting the needle into9
of these patterns will9
in the inventories of9
th and th rounds9
these patterns will be9
the hands of the9
the centre purl of9
work down the other9
into the last chain9
the same as last9
by winding the cotton9
purl divided one from9
the th and th9
part of the pattern9
at the point of9
join them into a9
end of the round9
in an inventory of9
de point de france9
the ladies of the9
of an inch wide9
chain from the join9
the same as no9
the two ends of9
loose point de bruxelles9
patterns will be required9
the fact that the9
may be worked in9
what is known as9
gold and silver laces9
foundation chain of stitches9
scallop of the preceding9
this name is worked9
down the other side9
worked in point russe9
letters are worked in9
on account of the9
it will be seen9
successive loops double crochet9
first purl of the9
a foundation chain of9
is worked like the9
over the cotton on9
the gold and silver9
of the treble of9
in the library of9
the use of the9
purl of last oval9
ends of the cotton9
is worked as follows9
towards the end of9
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries9
of the in last9
two on the loop9
treble in the same9
fingers of the left9
fasten it on to9
long into the same8
design for a corner8
loop on the needle8
into the circle double8
both sides of the8
a large number of8
the dress of the8
in the last century8
with which you work8
the st row of8
par iean le clerc8
in the next purl8
long into successive loops8
in the case of8
insert the needle into8
on to the same8
with very fine cotton8
from the beginning of8
wool forward in preceding8
end of the eighteenth8
in one of the8
crochet over the in8
repeat from to the8
to the value of8
at the place of8
the early part of8
plain in the centre8
tatting and darned netting8
the place where the8
at south kensington museum8
federic de vinciolo venitien8
either side of the8
the international exhibition of8
x cerise in next8
side of the chain8
is begun in the8
satin stitch and point8
alternately throw the wool8
crochet into each of8
into the next loop8
the reign of queen8
of the st purl8
is ornamented with a8
crochet into the centre8
and repeat from times8
photo by walker and8
in point de feston8
to have been the8
worked round in button8
le clerc le ieune8
by walker and cockerell8
the inventory of the8
in the same stitch8
an inch in width8
in the hands of8
chain of th pattern8
in the british museum8
in point de bruxelles8
the character of the8
are to be worked8
long into the rd8
tatting and lace stitch8
between the thumb and8
treble in the next8
in the manufacture of8
treble in the centre8
edge of the braid8
to have been made8
spaces are filled in8
plain at the top8
at the bottom of8
of the next scallop8
a quarter of a8
st stitch of the8
on either side of8
double of the preceding8
the way to make8
in the th round8
under the direction of8
repeat from n to8
of the countess of8
the sides of the8
long into the st8
in the city of8
and work into successive8
composed of double stitches8
made with the needle8
of madame du barry8
supposed to have been8
edged all round with8
iean le clerc le8
like the preceding one8
is worked in a8
all round with a8
into the centre of8
course of the work8
of lace in the8
inserting the needle in8
of the middle row8
gold and silver threads8
in the left hand8
may be seen in8
in point de reprise8
join to next purl8
and draw it through8
is worked in rows8
double crochet at the8
on a parchment pattern8
on the occasion of8
forward in preceding row8
it is impossible to8
was made in the7
middle purl of a7
of the next chain7
the slipped stitch over7
into the last double7
the seventeenth and eighteenth7
rosette in tatting and7
the wrong side of7
repeat from l to7
this kind of lace7
it to the th7
is worked with fine7
in the province of7
end of the cotton7
of lace made in7
on the second of7
in the same year7
the edict of nantes7
the method of making7
work pattern from no7
double crochet into loop7
in the pattern of7
repeat from a to7
into the back part7
inches deep a point7
size of the cotton7
to have been of7
twice round the needle7
of the city of7
the cotton is fastened7
crochet into the in7
in the south kensington7
by means of the7
can also be worked7
purl of the large7
the church of st7
the city of london7
to the th purl7
of the great wardrobe7
as far as the7
thumb of the left7
on to the purl7
title in gothic letters7
same as the th7
the same time with7
is made in the7
fasten the cotton over7
in such a manner7
of working the st7
crochet into the nd7
made of the finest7
work so that the7
way to make a7
revocation of the edict7
the centre one of7
with a tatted lace7
it is difficult to7
a short distance from7
care must be taken7
in gold and silver7
the centre of a7
same as last row7
in the production of7
as will be seen7
purl of the nd7
the first of these7
work a row of7
of the work is7
purl of a circle7
under and over the7
another long stitch into7
times round the needle7
repeat from v to7
it is easy to7
the circle double crochet7
the same manner as7
of each of the7
it was the custom7
a stitch of single7
in the environs of7
work another long stitch7
it was made in7
be fastened on to7
beginning of the nineteenth7
work at a short7
the st circle of7
one at the end7
selvedge stitches of the7
point de fillet and7
working the st purl7
the ground of the7
the laces of flanders7
the st loop of7
purl of the th7
the first and second7
repeat from p to7
repeat from c to7
work single crochet into7
in the shape of7
stitch and point de7
the same stitch as7
stitch of the next7
the design may be7
thread from right to7
double in the th7
chain of same leaf7
point plat de venise7
the paris exhibition of7
the manufacture of the7
round the needle and7
edged with bone lace7
the th of the7
in one at the7
the lace industry of7
of the last row7
such a manner that7
and point de pois7
a considerable quantity of7
repeat from i to7
to end of row7
greek lace made at7
long treble in the7
fifth of an inch7
to the same purl7
of the edict of7
the quality of the7
it was not till7
the st double crochet7
the width of the7
to the centre purl7
the th purl of7
each of the three7
repeat from g to7
during the eighteenth century7
double crochet into every7
to the amount of7
two of these patterns7
the lace manufactures of7
the pattern of the7
cravat end in tatting7
the cotton twice round7
stitches of the preceding7
repeat from r to7
the making of the7
for a purse in7
in the days of7
like those of the7
beauty of the work7
in the first stitch7
and cut the cotton7
so that there are7
the last double crochet7
the strip of insertion7
over a mesh measuring7
repeat from t to7
eighth of an inch7
the environs of paris7
the first half of7
crochet into every loop7
of points de france7
should be worked with7
is made by the7
on one side and7
by means of a7
should be worked in7
worked with very fine7
repeat from e to7
quarter of a yard7
must be fastened on7
in tatting and embroidery7
of the small circles7
end of the seventeenth7
long into the nd7
embroidered in satin stitch7
the selvedge stitches of6
of the same colour6
hole stitches in the6
work the same as6
on to the preceding6
to that of the6
the lace of the6
work into the circle6
dryden from private collections6
insertion is worked in6
then turn the work6
leaf the same as6
stitch of single crochet6
and under the bars6
du seigneur federic de6
may be used in6
the costume of the6
repeat from x to6
work long into the6
the nd of the6
of the duc de6
if you were going6
circle in the centre6
of every other row6
on to the first6
for the sake of6
be worked from the6
border in crochet and6
for the purpose of6
the fashion of the6
turn the work so6
in the st row6
worked in rows backwards6
which the pattern is6
and work a stitch6
you wish to make6
with the needle and6
delle nobili et virtuose6
of the next circle6
upper edge of the6
stars are worked in6
filled in with point6
in plain satin stitch6
same time with the6
a piece of lace6
of working the first6
the next stitch of6
in the seventeenth and6
be said to have6
une paire de manchettes6
back part of the6
modern reproduction at burano6
needle in the right6
linen collar trimmed with6
as if you were6
was not until the6
to have been worked6
of an inch round6
the wardrobe accounts of6
must be worked in6
beginning and the end6
a corner in battenburg6
work a th leaf6
in england and france6
the thread is passed6
with the same cotton6
so called from the6
in the exhibition of6
of the pattern is6
to fill in the6
on each of the6
centre loop of the6
patterns are worked in6
of two threads twisted6
into rd loop of6
in the point of6
square is worked in6
for a corner in6
one of the earliest6
between the second and6
it into a round6
the upper edge of6
join it into a6
different parts of the6
and at the same6
draw it through the6
of the last round6
end of every other6
the center of the6
then work double crochet6
a sufficiently long foundation6
de la reine de6
of the large circle6
circle of the st6
to be worked on6
the reign of james6
de fillet and point6
a few years later6
of the rd row6
wrong side of the6
is used for the6
lace made in the6
in the great wardrobe6
sufficiently long foundation chain6
in the st chain6
of the french court6
in the habit of6
we read in the6
chains of last round6
the nd and rd6
design for a lace6
left side of the6
the last year of6
centre one of the6
the south kensington collection6
chain of nd leaf6
the time of charles6
pass the slipped stitch6
in the th row6
a row of double6
as well as in6
of double fastened on6
stitch is worked over6
design for darned net6
of the lace industry6
of william and mary6
purl of th circle6
stitch is worked like6
of the queen of6
with a piece of6
into the st double6
in tatting and lace6
the whole of the6
point and pillow lace6
first half of the6
will be found useful6
pattern for cravat ends6
th and th rows6
the great wardrobe accounts6
the work so that6
the women of the6
is supposed to have6
at the other end6
it is necessary to6
the author of the6
of the same pattern6
and draw it out6
of the art of6
the thumb of the6
the left side of6
the history of lace6
a rose point flounce6
the chain of the6
is edged with a6
on the back of6
the inventories of the6
cravat end in embroidery6
winding the cotton round6
and join it into6
lace edging in tatting6
stitches in the loop6
a certain number of6
of the st round6
for the use of6
th to th round6
the in th round6
put an end to6
in point de venise6
blossom in satin stitch6
during the seventeenth century6
the st into rd6
is formed by a6
by inserting the needle6
point de bruxelles and6
taking care that the6
will be found very6
slip the st stitch6
it is made in6
of the first circle6
lace was made at6
on the middle purl6
to make a stitch6
circle like the first6
after the manner of6
so as to make6
frankfort on the mayn6
the value of the6
is not to be6
worked with fine cotton6
as may be required6
side of the foundation6
of the th circle6
by a chain of6
with the light wool6
the last to the6
the leaves of the6
join of th pattern6
at the back of6
medallion for a purse6
bone lace of gold6
the embroidery is worked6
la reine de navarre6
the beginning and the6
nel quale si dimostra6
in the international exhibition6
is drawn through the6
the reign of louis6
at the right side6
the revocation of the6
top of the three6
the corners of the6
you were going to6
and over the thread6
eighths of an inch6
in tatting and darned6
are cast off together6
we find in the6
the st purl of6
st purl of the6
chain of e of6
left on the needle6
on the st of6
st into rd loop6
purl of the circle6
to be found in6
the nd chain from6
is edged all round6
the dissolution of the6
in the last year6
each by double stitches6
nobili et virtuose donne6
the points de france6
and point de reprise6
or tatting cotton no6
lace was made in6
to the centre of6
in some of the6
attached to the reel6
at a distance of6
is made of the6
the end of this6
in the first and6
in the neighbourhood of6
stitch in the middle6
au chef sainct denis6
are embroidered in overcast5
sufficient number of stitches5
the shape of a5
worked in black silk5
inches deep a rose5
were made in the5
is worked in button5
is very easy to5
the pattern may be5
a bone lace of5
off and cut the5
both ends of cotton5
a copy of the5
up to the present5
of the th pattern5
it was in the5
crochet into the rd5
the nd purl of5
trimmed with the same5
till the lace is5
letters in satin stitch5
stitches fastened to the5
worked in the following5
worked over threads in5
worked in overcast and5
known under the name5
in every stitch of5
each of the first5
and repeat times more5
will be found in5
are worked on the5
will be seen from5
one of the finest5
the history of the5
is mentioned in the5
the next row the5
and repeat from till5
in the upper part5
stitches of the foundation5
of the duke of5
the name of point5
de reseau de point5
di mostre di punti5
this rosette is worked5
on a sufficient number5
the pattern must be5
which are worked in5
fasten the silk on5
time of henry viii5
the last stitch of5
pattern is worked with5
the common cross stitch5
the fair of st5
prohibiting the importation of5
outlines of the pattern5
and a pair of5
cuttit out werk of5
and work over it5
of the nd leaf5
then in round loop5
to the preceding one5
with a needle and5
second and third fingers5
of a circle of5
to the first purl5
at the fair of5
in a similar manner5
to have belonged to5
cotton again round the5
daisy pattern for a5
at the marriage of5
insert the point of5
two ends of the5
quarters of a yard5
st round of the5
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black silk and hair4
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de mademoiselle de charollais4
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the pattern outlined with4
delle quali mostre possono4
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the right side and4
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the chain of last4
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nevill jackson and e4
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the time of louis4
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butterfly in point lace4
nobles dames damoiselles autres4
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raised satin stitch and4
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thread attached to the4
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petit point de venise4
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daughter of louis xv4
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the great wardrobe account4
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last year of her4
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flower in satin stitch4
crochet at the point4
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old italian rose point4
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one of the patterns4
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lace collar and cuff4
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cotton twice round the4
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sixth of an inch4
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corona delle nobili et4
pattern in the centre4
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the loop of chain4
the circle in the4
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latter half of the4
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a pair of sleeves4
last purl of th4
rest of the letters4
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dames damoiselles autres gentils4
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point de venise stitches4
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diverse sorti di mostre4
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lady mary wortley montagu4
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one of the many4
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the base of the4
repeat from f to4
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covering for a quilted4
le sorti di mostre4
from g to g4
double in each of4
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work in the same4
accounts of madame du4
make a row of4
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le nombre des mailles4
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end of the same4
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join of the th4
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may still be found4
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fashion of the day4
sewitt with cuttit out4
thread to the left4
filling in the spaces4
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lectures on the art4
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the little town of4
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laces of gold and4
reign of queen elizabeth4
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chain of the nd4
stitch is to be4
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history of lace in4
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cantor lectures on the4
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the pattern to be4
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one part of the4
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used to fill in4
purl of one of4
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year of her reign4
cravat end in raised4
pattern for a couvrette4
the points of venice4
the opposite side of4
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point de france was4
palmy days of the4
de plusieurs beaux et4
sorti di mostre di4
the flowers and leaves4
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point lace collar and4
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x repeat to the4
back part of a4
leaf in the same4
on the cotton afresh4
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from o to o4
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the king and the4
shown in our illustration4
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the lace made in4
cotton on the nd4
the loop on the4
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for the production of4
at the same period4
dress of the day4
other end of the4
the point de raccroc4
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work tight point de4
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alphabet is worked in4
first and last stitches4
centre is worked in4
cotton to the centre4
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was first introduced into4
design for a butterfly4
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the taste for lace4
stitches on each of4
the success of the4
the material is cut4
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point de bruxelles or4
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the laces of venice4
cast on stitches on4
part of the work4
must not be too4
to the reel round4
the piece of cotton4
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of all classes of4
from k to k4
damoiselles autres gentils esprits4
part of the seventeenth4
chain of and unite4
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in different parts of4
de dentelle de malines4
which will be found4
stitch as the last4
can be used for4
long into the circle4
double in each scallop4
handkerchief in point russe4
between the first and4
from d to d4
it is worked on4
from u to u4
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into th loop of4
of two shades of4
imports of lace from4
the thickness of the4
repeat to end of4
the wearing of lace4
is placed in the4
be used as a4
plain part of the4
double crochet from the4
fasten it on the4
on the outer edge4
wish to make of4
the front of the4
the royal wardrobe accounts4
both ends of the4
a coarse kind of4
from b to b4
on both sides with4
from t to t4
man out of his4
circles of the rd4
stitches are point de4
in point de pois4
this kind of work4
and work double in4
of opinion that the4
on the small mesh4
with bone lace of4
round the point of4
cotton and join it4
corner border in guipure4
fare ogni sorte di4
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with embroidered flowers worked4
was made of the4
is worked on a4
quali mostre possono servire4
parts of the pattern4
in point russe and4
stitch over the knitted4
upon a piece of4
of foreign bone lace4
chain stitch of the4
stitch of last row4
are used to fill4
the first stitches of4
middle of the eighteenth4
middle of the seventeenth4
of the french revolution4
over the in th4
the eyes of the4
the leaves and flowers4
next circle of the4
treble in the last4
we do not know4
each other in the4
parts of the kingdom4
is worked backwards and4
at the left hand4
rose in satin stitch4
outline of the pattern4
the th loop of4
design for modern lace4
to the next shade4
the flowers are worked4
corner for handkerchief in4
will be easy to4
the inner part of4
reel round the left4
the next shade of4
from e to e4
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used in making battenburg4
the art of needlework4
of the nd circle4
may be used to4
the manufacture of lace4
with one of the4
reign of james i4
double stitch of the4
the name of the4
of the pattern being4
increasing stitch at the4
in the next two4
given to the lace4
le seigneur federic de4
is very pretty for4
reproduction at burano of4
that the work is4
is a variety of4
point of the next4
parts of the country4
sewn on to the4
by the late mrs4
at the foot of4
but instead of working4
as much as possible4
in which the pattern4
of the flowers and4
of the th round4
basket in straw and4
this strip of insertion4
in each stitch of4
by passing the needle4
to the st circle4
the time of henry4
centre of a tatted4
are filled in in4
isle of wight lace4
last chain of same4
join in the same4
this is a very4
alternately knitting and purling4
of the earl of4
reign of george ii4
of the church of4
from the point of4
is of two kinds4
and end of the4
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of the duke de4
the products of the4
treble in each of4
in the account of4
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the head of the4
over the next chain4
of battenburg lace and4
of the lace is4
putting the thread attached4
the greater part of4
may be said to4
every description of lace4
cuffs of the same4
proceeding to the next4
purl of st oval4
the appearance of a4
button and eyelet holes4
into the same loop4
is worked with very4
needle out of the4
with the stitch formed4
lace to be made4
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the top of each4
from c to d4
collar trimmed with tatting4
which it is made4
purl divided each by4
one at the corners4
crochet edgings and insertions4
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manufacture of bone lace4
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as a means of4
worked at the same4
one treble of last4
dotted point de venise4
the works of vinciolo4
end of darned net4
the reel round the4
ladies of the court4
on a piece of4
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the thread attached to4
must be turned downwards4
worked in with the4
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the lace trade of4
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fillet and point de4
de point c o4
the needle and draw4
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centre of pincushion or3
mostre di punti tagliati3
lace which is made3
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middle stitch of every3
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that as it may3
white and black silk3
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chain of the same3
from t to u3
wool forward in the3
each of the four3
for an easy chair3
the breaking out of3
the court of france3
back of the chair3
divided by double stitches3
worked like the first3
st of the in3
the same as that3
to the purl in3
and silver lace made3
in the london gazette3
the wife of the3
strangers in the city3
called the queen of3
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lace of geometric pattern3
and work backwards and3
bead is placed in3
in with the needle3
in the north of3
the outlines are worked3
fibre of the aloe3
as in the case3
mostre possono servire anchora3
di varie sorti di3
the corner spaces are3
in embroidery and stitching3
the chain of th3
be described as being3
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these initials are worked3
at the french court3
the end of row3
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tidy in square crochet3
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a straight thread being3
the stitch into a3
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laces of the present3
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put the thread round3
a letter from the3
the thread between the3
taught in the schools3
top of the two3
for the centre of3
some of the finest3
by doing two in3
direction of the arrow3
the same manner on3
work the other half3
all of the same3
and cut and drawn3
for a quilted counterpane3
easy chair or sofa3
size of the space3
lace of gold and3
the slipped stitch of3
of the first chain3
is worked in coloured3
the hook of the3
ane rabbat of cuttit3
in veined satin stitch3
the queen of lace3
was carried on in3
for the lower edge3
is worked at the3
a needle on a3
the furniture of the3
of the lozenge pattern3
and work over the3
begin on the first3
so as to show3
row consists of treble3
number of stitches on3
work on to the3
edge of the medallion3
stitches in each loop3
of bone lace for3
used for filling in3
the loops on the3
lace made at the3
crochet trimming for a3
like the rest of3
forward in the preceding3
is filled up with3
decreasing stitch at the3
to nd chain of3
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in filling in the3
worked in two halves3
crochet into the end3
for yards of fine3
made of four threads3
stitch in last row3
draw it out at3
between the forefinger and3
filled in in point3
the rd loop of3
to spain and the3
a circle as follows3
the needle on the3
star in satin stitch3
raleigh bars with picots3
department devoted to stitches3
each stitch is completed3
collar of christian iv3
and point de bruxelles3
the th treble of3
be detected by the3
on the white silk3
quarter of a square3
decreasing at the end3
in a larger size3
the queen of the3
of the stitch is3
purl of the rd3
th treble of the3
are said to be3
of stitches of plain3
the schools and convents3
and fastened on the3
attempt was made to3
in overcast and point3
to the braid at3
the loop thus formed3
with the same number3
in the same time3
lace of the same3
the different kinds of3
four times round the3
in black and white3
de reprise is worked3
writes the author of3
work case in guipure3
in the fifteenth century3
worked in square crochet3
which are used in3
mention is made of3
three of these patterns3
top of the seven3
for the making of3
deux paires de manchettes3
known by the name3
museum for art and3
drawing the threads of3
of this circle are3
a sum of money3
in the eyes of3
on one side of3
of this type of3
during the last century3
in the following rounds3
with a white lace3
the two chain of3
importation of foreign bone3
draw the needle out3
a common cross stitch3
as far back as3
in the last round3
the number of threads3
for the women of3
were exported to america3
that used for the3
or crosswise of the3
wives and daughters of3
the town of that3
the present day is3
worked in one piece3
is given in full3
with respect to the3
the finest brussels lace3
of a square in3
and point de toile3
beginning of the round3
also be developed in3
of which we have3
the workers of the3
front of the case3
of an inch between3
one of the last3
crosswise of the space3
to the time of3
bobbin net and machine3
a piece of the3
other side the same3
opera nova di recami3
the point de bruxelles3
be worked with the3
wrought with the needle3
all in one piece3
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in her days of3
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consequence of the large3
of the plain of3
stitches on each side3
al presente sono in3
a revival of the3
it to the rd3
which is worked in3
inch and a half3
is so easy to3
the cotton which joins3
in the latter part3
raised rose crochet collar3
the design of the3
when the work is3
stitch of the following3
of black and white3
the st of these3
of cuttit out werk3
are also worked in3
between the nd and3
point de grecque is3
of the midland counties3
the author has to3
head of a bed3
of the same lace3
counterpane for a bassinet3
nostre dame de confort3
purl of the small3
difference being that the3
for the improvement of3
is to be joined3
a document of the3
from e to f3
sister of francis i3
a in point lace3
a piece of wire3
the selvedge stitches on3
embroidery border for a3
to the last of3
are worked over a3
in the th chain3
needle under the stitch3
the wages of the3
in point russe with3
a great variety of3
the cotton times round3
of making picots or3
middle treble of the3
the purl stitches of3
the foot of the3
a long cross stitch3
it through the stitch3
the needle must pass3
alternately under and over3