Bobbin Lace – The Guild of Irish Lacemakers
Bobbin Lace, also known as Bone or Pillow Lace – because of the bone used to make bobbins and the hard pillow that supports the work in progress – is the oldest form of lace known in Ireland. Pieces survive that date back more than three hundred and fifty years. A combination of woven and…
Bobbin Lace – The Guild of Irish Lacemakers
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