MATERIAL: Fil à pointer D.M.C No. 30.[A]]

Take the second pair at points 13 and 15 = put up the pin = 2 twisted

double passings on the right = 2 linen passings = twist the 2 latter =

put up the pin = at point 16 lay one pair of bobbins aside = with simple

passing go back through 2 linen passings = join the latter and the

former with linen passing = put up the pin at point 17 = lozenge stitch

with the bobbins of points 15 and 17 to point 18 = connect the same at

point 11 = carry on the lozenge stitch to points 19, 20 and 21 = put up

a pin at each number and enclose with a linen passing = with the first

pair of bobbins of point 21, 2 linen passings to the left and 2 twisted

linen passings, that is to say, crossing the threads = put up the pin at

point 22.

[Illustration: FIG. 803. PATTERN FOR PILLOW LACE INSERTION FIG. 804.]

[Illustration: FIG. 804. PILLOW LACE INSERTION. MATERIALS: Cordonnet 6

fils D.M.C Nos. 25 to 50, or Fil à dentelle D.M.C Nos. 25 to 100.[A]]

Twist the threads from point 16 to point 23 = make a plait from point 15

to point 23 = then join the two parts together by half passings = put up

a pin = twist the threads and make plaits to point 24 = join the threads

as at point 23.

On the left and with the first pair of point 19, 2 linen passings = with

the 2 latter 1 twisted passing = put up the pin at point 25 = returning,

2 linen passings to point 26 = 2 linen passings to the left = with the 2

latter pairs 2 double passings and put up the pin.

PILLOW LACE (figs. 805 and 806).—Hang on 14 pairs of bobbins.

[Illustration: FIG. 805. PATTERN FOR PILLOW LACE FIG. 806.]

[Illustration: FIG. 806. PILLOW LACE.

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