[No. 40.]—Design for a Lace Border and Corner.
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No. 41.
DESIGN FOR A BUTTERFLY IN POINT LACE.
Another butterfly design is here given for point lace, though it may also be developed in a larger size in Battenburg braid for decorative purposes. The filling-in stitches are d'Alençon and Raleigh bars, point de Venise and point de Bruxelles, and point d'Angleterre rosettes.
[No. 41.]—Design for a Butterfly in Point Lace.
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No. 42.
ITALIAN LACE.
This lace is of a conventional Italian pattern, and is filled in with the Italian lace and ground-stitches, and Sorrento bars. The lower edge is very daintily completed with a button-hole effect. The design is simple, elegant, and popular, and may be wrought in Battenburg or the finer braids, and in any width desired, the braid selected and the width decided upon determining the use to which the lace shall be put.
[No. 42.]—Italian Lace (Half Size).
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