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Comment by Bouvot Michel et Claudette on May 6, 2021 at 2:02am

1002 Dentellières - a lot of lacemakers show you their lace work. A lot of address, more than 50 patterns given by lacemakers. 

I have also "1003 Dentellières", the new one. You can ask me more details by my Email : bouvot@libertysurf.fr   

Comment by Bouvot Michel et Claudette on May 6, 2021 at 1:56am

Comment by Maribel Albert on May 17, 2019 at 3:36am

Bolilleras # 28 pecial fans and accessories, we have as guest in this issue of the school of Merletto di Sansepolcro in its program of collaboration with the magazine Anna Capozzi.

info and by: https://bolilleras.com/?product=bolilleras-28

Comment by Lorelei Halley Administrator on June 10, 2016 at 2:37pm

Maribel

Thanks for the book reviews and the information about your magazine. All is useful information.

Lorelei

Comment by Maribel Albert on June 10, 2016 at 2:04am

Bolilleras Magazine

There   are   four   issues   annually .  Fully  didactic,  our  aim  is  to  bring  the teaching  of  lace  to  those  places  where  there  is  no  access,  in  a convenient  and  practical  way,  linked  to  new  technologies.  Are published  in  various  formats:  Printed  or  Pdf,languages: English and Spanish.

www.bolilleras.com

Comment by Maribel Albert on June 10, 2016 at 1:56am

El ret-fi Catalá o puntes d'Arenys

authors: Lola Simarro and  Núria Marot

Ed. Llibres the Set-ciències Els.

Publication on the ret fi, a characteristic type of lace Arenys de Mar. This book also provides background patterns Marès Museum Punta for the realization of various samples.

you can buy it :

http://www.elsetciencies.cat/el-ret-fi-catal%C3%A0-o-puntes-darenys-0

Comment by Maribel Albert on June 10, 2016 at 1:46am

For traditional lace Gallego (Spain) I recommend the following catalog is free edition

Raizame do encaixe Galego

This sampler seeks to recover, unite and make available to all lacemakers forgotten techniques and models, with so as not to lose, since many of them "die" with the few old ladies who still remember how to work them. This loss would be irreparable because all the drawings and the less contaminated techniques are the characteristics that make the Galician lace and giving it an identity.

Author: Conception Canoura Leira
Publisher: Xunta de Galicia

download in: 

http://ficheiros-web.xunta.gal/artesaniadegalicia/raizame-encaixe-g...

Comment by Maribel Albert on June 10, 2016 at 1:40am

For the technique of Spanish lace Hinojosa I recommend the following book

Hinojosa Lace - History & Technique

by Mariña Regueiro

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ISBN: 978-84-86115-71-5

240 pages - Hardback

English, Spanish, French and German text

you can buy in: http://www.roseground.com/books/lacemaking-books/hinojosa-lace-hist...

Comment by Lorelei Halley Administrator on July 20, 2015 at 5:46pm

Has anyone seen this Flanders book?

Comment by Elizabeth Ligeti on July 19, 2015 at 11:18pm

Early Laces - a series of 3 books, by Gil Dye.

 

These 3 small books are a joy to read. They are filled with history, as well as photos, patterns, and working diagrams.  They are great to just sit and read, besides making the lace from her patterns.

Mrs Dye has studied the Early Laces in collections, museum, and Portrait paintings, and has reproduced the lace as closely as possible.  She has even made her own spangles, (sequins) to try to replicate the lace decorations as closely as possible.

She refers to Le Pompe, and New Modelbuch, and has worked lace from their patterns, too.

Pictures of the original lace, and a bit about it is with each pattern and working diagram, and the back pages of the book are filled with prickings of similar laces.

Her prickings are precise, and her working diagrams are very clear.

If you are interested in the Early Laces, then these books are gems.

A 4^th book has just been published, but I have not got that one – yet!. 

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