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	©Sadia's Designs-Tambour Lace II (Crochet Lace)
		Tambour lace in general came from the Orient where a round frame, or Tambour (like a drum) was held between the knees and a type of muslin fabric was stretched over the tambour and the stitches were formed with needle and thread on the muslin.
		Tambour is made with a fine hook which pierces the fabric or net, picks up a thread from behind and draws the loop to the front.
		Tambour Lace II is based upon the similar process only the netting or fabric is eliminated.
	www.sadiasews.com /tambour2.html (275 words)

	Lace-making - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Needle Lace borders from the Erzgebirge mountains Germany in 1884, displayed in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
		Lace is a lightweight, openwork fabric, patterned with open holes in the work, made by machine or by hand.
		Tape lace; makes the tape in the lace as it is worked, or uses a machine- or hand-made textile strip formed into a design, then joined and embellished with needle or bobbin lace.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lace (502 words)

	lace. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Handmade laces include needlepoint and bobbin lace, tatting, crochet work, and some fabrics made by netting and darning.
		Laces, often named for their location of origination, are of many types.
		The better-known knotted laces are tatting and macramé;; macramé; evolved from the early Italian punto a groppo.
	www.bartleby.com /65/la/lace.html (615 words)

	Tambour
		Tambour lace was brought to Coggeshall in about 1812 by M. Drago, a Frenchman who had two daughters.
		Drago and his daughters set up a tambour room where the women and little girls were taught to tambour and, I imagine, where they later went to work each day as carrying a large frame from place to place would not be very convenient.
		Coggeshall lace is worked over cotton net using a tambour hook and belongs to the family of laces made by embroidering net.
	lace.lacefairy.com /ID/TamboutID.html (762 words)

	Clan Iain Abrach ~ MacIain
		Tambour Embroidery was widely used to create a single, continuous chain stitch on either a piece of fabric or a net ground, depending on the time period.
		Lace was a traded commodity at the time and business was conducted on a "lace standard" as well as "gold standard".
		Lace making was a guild business and not a cottage industry, although lace makers worked in cattle barns to keep warm, all materials used were weighed by the guild and once the lace was finished, it and all scraps had to match the starting weight.
	www.iainabrach.org /BlogItem.asp?ID=6 (1015 words)

	Chubb Collectors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Lace as we know it, as my grandmother knew it, was developed before the 16th century and is made up of two parts, the solid pattern, mat or cloth work, and the ground, which is the part that joins the pattern together.
		Italy was the capital of needle lace and Flanders became the capitol of bobbin lace.
		Lace making by hand persists, but now as a hobby and my blind grandmother whose pillow and dangling bobbins evoke such precious childhood memories may have been one of the last to have inherited the skill from untold generations before her.
	www.chubbcollectors.com /Vacnews/index.jsp?form=2&ArticleId=185 (1324 words)

	1890's Victorian Ecru Tambour Lace Gown
		This Victorian lace gown is in near MINT condition.
		Cotton net with a Tambour stitch to create the lace pattern it is two piece.
		There is a center insertion of lace and it would fasten on the side front.
	www.trocadero.com /aladiesgallery/items/420844/item420844.html (169 words)

	Antique Lace
		Battenberg lace is one of the Tape laces and is the simplest and has the least amount of hand worked fillings.
		This lace is worked with a very small fine steel hook with a handle of bone, cork or wood.
		This is a Limerick lace that is worked on net where the stitches are darned with a sewing needle.
	www.victoriana.com /Antique-Lace/antique-lace.html (407 words)

	©Sadia's Designs-Tambour Lace II
		The Tambour collection is a multi collection series consisting of freestanding lace designs which when sewn together create stunning pieces of fabric like lace.
		This lace doily measuring approximately 8" in diameter was created using both the corner and the edge designs.
		This is another example of the Tambour collection designs where the edge designs are placed upside down creating an edge and then placed together with the corner design at each corner can create a large edging for garments, linen etc.
	www.sadiasews.com /tambour.html (272 words)

	Index
		Lace for the shoulders or neck of a dinner or ball dress.
		The Foot-side is generally straight, as it is used to sew the lace on to the material it is to decorate.
		A reproduction of the Ragusa Gimp Laces and Knotted Laces of the 16th century, made with threads and a shuttle.
	www.laceresources.com.au /reference/glossary.html (1503 words)

	The Sheelin Irish Lace Museum - Display of Antique Irish Lace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Tambour Lace which is worked with a hook and Needlerun Lace which is worked with a needle.
		The Tambour is so named because the net is stretched across a frame which is like a tambourine.
		As in Carrickmacross Lace, it usually has caskets in the design which are spaces to be filled with a variety of fancy stitches.
	www.irishlacemuseum.com /limerick.html (165 words)

	I.O.L.I. Bulletin
		The two main types of Limerick lace are "needlerun lace" and "tambour lace." Needlerun is a light, delicate lace in which the design is run on net with cotton threads and filled in with darning stitches.
		Tambour lace is made by stretching the net over a hoop and working the design from underneath with a tambour hook (similar to a crochet hook).
		Cotton thread produced very white lace, in contrast to the cream or ivory color of linen lace and, for this reason, was associated with machine-made lace where it was first used.
	www.internationaloldlacers.org /bulletin.html (1554 words)

	Frequently Incomprehensible Terms
		The lace is made using the combination of Twist and Cross to move the threads, with pins holding the thread on place upon the *pricking, or pattern.
		Usually a continuous lace, it is characterized by the use of point ground and honeycomb ground with cloth-stitch and half-stitch design elements, and picots decorating the head-side.
		The lace is then built up with other stitches connecting the outlining thread (but not the backing) so that the backing can be later cut away, leaving only the lace.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Fields/1404/fit.html (4148 words)

	Victorian high-style vintage clothing at Vintage Textile
		These elegant lady's boots, of gorgeous lilac silk taffeta, are accented with ivory silk, side laces, and ivory satin Louis heels.
		Even as late as 1870, it was considered proper for an upper (middle) class boy to be dressed in a skirt.
		Known for his abundant use of lace and filmy fabrics, Doucet here transformed the typical heavy fl mourning garment of the period into a seductive and alluring work of art.
	www.vintagetextile.com /victorian.htm (952 words)

	Handmade Laces: Filet, Crochet, Cutwork, Knitting, Tatting, Embroidery and Applique
		Of all the laces on these pages, tatting and crochet were the primary types that occupied American needlewomen in the past.
		Many bobbin laces have been based on bobbin-made braids, but when commercially manufactured tapes of various sorts became available, imitations could quickly and easily be produced by people with minimal skills.
		In the tape lace piece shown here, the designer combined three different commercial tapes, curving, folding and sewing them together to make leaves and rosettes; then she bridged the spaces between with thread bars.
	www.marlamallett.com /l-other.htm (1390 words)

	HighBeam Encyclopedia - lace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		LACE [lace] patterned openwork fabric made by plaiting, knotting, looping, or twisting.
		Linen and Lace graces the mail order market.
		Retailers stock up on lace looks, predicting holiday buying spree.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/l/lace.asp (685 words)

	Limerick City Museum Record Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Lace, Limerick lace, tambour and neeedlerun altar fringe
		White lace altar fringe in needlerun and tambour.
		This ribbon is repaired or extended at one end, with a short length sewn to the original one.
	www.limerickcorp.ie /applications/General/museum_details.aspx?RowID=31279 (71 words)

	inaminuteago - the blog » Tambour Work:
		Tambour embroidery is a type of chain stitch worked with a fine hook.
		As a form of embroidery it is now found in historical collections throughout Europe and a number of craft traditions have developed using the technique.
		However when this type of embroidery is worked on a very fine cotton background to produce a tamboured net lace fabric it is known as English Tambour hook Lace, Lace from Lier, Lierse Kant, Coggeshall, or Limerick Lace.
	inaminuteago.com /blog/index.php/archives/2004/02/14/tambour-work (284 words)

	All Shop's Collectibles : Textiles : Lace : Heirloom Linens By D (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The white lace is a bit discolored with some light yellow staining on the bottom edges.
		There were lots of lace and linens at this estate and I have just now been able to start to list them.
		The tambour chains are executed in white silk on a white net ground.
	www.rubylane.com /shops/heirloomlinensbyd/ilist/,cs=Collectibles:Textiles:Lace,id=2.15.11.html (805 words)

	Alibris: Tatting
		In A Gathering of Lace, one of the most influential voices in knitting today, Meg Swansen, has gathered a talented and diverse group of 30 of North America's best lace knitters.
		Lace is one of the worlds romantic fabrics.
		Lace From the Attic re-creates the personal lace patterns and knitting life of a woman who lived more than 100 years ago.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/subject/Tatting (915 words)

	Digital Archive of Documents Related to Lace
		File size 2.5 MB Lace Exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, Fox, Catherine T. The Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club, Vol.
		File size 1 MB Notes on the Lace Industry in Belgium in the Nineteenth Century, Paulis, L. The Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club, Vol.
		File size 1.2 MB Tambour Lace, Roach, George.
	www.cs.arizona.edu /patterns/weaving/lace.html (5543 words)

	Textiles : Lace, Crochet, Doilies :
		The lace edging is hand made and surrounds the whole pocket.
		The corners have an inset in the linen with lace binding arranged in a pattern...
		The background is a piece of fl velvet attached to it is very fine strands of gold metal threading laced together and weaved within it are strands of fl beading.
	search.rubylane.com /collectibles/,id=78.8,page=13.html (1363 words)

	Lace and Lace Making by Marian Powys
		Lace and Lace Making by Marian Powys, IS : Comprehensive, profusely illustrated book, writt...
		A Dictionary of Lace by Pat Earnshaw, IS : Immensely useful volume, containing over 400 lac...
		Pictorial Archive of Lace Designs: 325 H : Over 300 exquisite lace samples depict human and...
	www.china-manufactory.com /524401.html (361 words)

	1920s - 1930s Flapper & Art Deco Clothing by Contentment Farm
		This elegant lace dress dating to the 1930's is a rich, beautiful shade of lilac.
		Influenced by Orientalism, this day dress dating to the early 1920s is made of fl lace in an art deco pattern of stylized roses with larger medallions of roses interspersed.
		Made of pink silk chiffon with a generous flounce of tambour embroidered lace at the hem and insets of lace at the bust line.
	www.contentmentfarm.com /online_store/20's_30's/categoryMAIN_20.html (813 words)

	catalog
		Four net w/ tambour lace, one net w/ Battenburg lace, one linen w/ bobbin lace, very good-excellent; t/w a set of four silk and handmade bobbin lace small panels, fair.
		One filet lace over pink silk satin (stains and mends) fair, two fine white linen w/ filet lace and embroidery or needle lace, both excellent, t/w a lace inset cover fragment.
		Four linen w/ cutwork and embroidery and handmade lace edging, one cotton w/ embroidery and Battenburg lace, 35" to 74" diameter, excellent.
	www.whitakerauction.com /catalog_3_04/catalog1_Session1_3_24.htm (1441 words)

	Product Details - Handweaving.net Hand Weaving and Draft Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Lace of the Vandyke Period, The Connoisseur, Vol.
		Jourdain, M. Lace as Worn in England Until the Accession of James I, Burlington Magazine, Vol.
		Lace, and its Manufacture, The Penny Magazine of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, Vol.
	www.handweaving.net /ProductDetails.aspx?SKU=20 (1122 words)

	Antique silk Tambour lace veil 1800's
		Description: This is an antique fl silk tambour lace veil with hand stitched designs from the 1800s de-accessioned from a museum.
		This veil measures 42 inches in length and is 30 inches deep, the silk is still very soft and pliant, the mesh is machine made and the designs were hand stitched to the mesh with a tambour (chain) stitch.
		Given the unstable nature of the fl dye used then, these are often in tatters, this one though is has several small holes scattered over the mesh is still in quite good condition.
	www.antiqnet.com /detail,antique-silk-tambour,819580.html (129 words)

	SNOWGOOSE - We stock tatting thread, shuttles, bobbin lace, armenian knotted lace, battenberg lace, carrickmacross ...
		SNOWGOOSE - We stock tatting thread, shuttles, bobbin lace, armenian knotted lace, battenberg lace, carrickmacross lace, hairpin lace, needle lace, netted lace, knitted lace, tambour lace, teneriffe lace......
		Hidden, tat, tatting, bobbin, shuttle, thread, lace, pattern, instruction, knit, pin, hobby
		Because of banking costs, orders from outside the USA will be handled only by Mastercard or Visa.
	www.snowgoose.cc (288 words)

	Abebooks Search Results - Tambour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The folk artists of Italy have created some of the most beautiful crafts in the world: laces mosaics, leatherwork, quilting, and wood inlay are among the most well known.
		Captioned 'Joli tambour, revenant de la guerre', the image is of a young drummer boy under a window, with two young ladies peeping out at him.
		Captioned 'Le Roi a fait battre tambour', the image is of two bewigged gentlemen greeting two young ladies, one bowing and one of the ladies curtseying.
	www.abebooks.co.uk /search/sortby/3/kn/Tambour (1350 words)

	RE: [lace] Re: lace flower
		By the way, Yusai is a man. My copy is autographed by him and there is a photo of him at the back of the book.
		Some twenty or more years ago, he was taught to make Honiton lace by Elsie Luxton, and when he and his partner, Saikuo Takana, were in UK for a course with her, some members of Poole Bobbin lace Circle were delighted to meet these two gentlemen.
		One is a collaboration with Elsie Luxton, 'Royal Honiton lace' and the other is called Tambour Lace' Liz Pass In Poole, Dorset -- No virus found in this outgoing message.
	www.mail-archive.com /lace@arachne.com/msg14051.html (313 words)

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