D.M.C. Library
Crochet Work Third Series
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This is a stunning reproduction on CD in PDF format of a vintage 1900’s D.M.C. book on how to make Crochet Lace.
90 Pages
66 Illustrations
14 Plates
A fantastic reference book for anyone interested in vintage lace, and the very best place to begin learning the skills of this ancient art to make a beautiful item for yourself, or give as heirloom gifts to loved ones.
Any of the designs in this book could be used to enhance any article - baby clothes, wedding accessories, towels and sheets, pillows, or even framed as works of art!
Anyone with a knowledge of basic crochet can master the art of making
Crochet Lace.
It contains a wealth of instructions and exquisite patterns.
If you want to learn how to Make Crochet Lace, or improve your existing skill, this book provides the very highest quality of instruction, example and inspiration.
DMC produced many quality needlework and lace-making, and other handicraft instruction books.
Original DMC books are scarce, highly collectable and expensive.
This book contains patterns and instructions for the beautiful pieces shown below
CONTENTS
Three D'oyleys of Scotch Linen trimmed with Crochet Lace
Three D'oyleys of Rhodes Linen trimmed with Crochet Lace
Two Crochet Lamp Mats
Three Cambric Colars trimmed with Crochet Lace
Braces and Waist-bands for ladies in Crochet
Crochet cravats for men, ladies and boys
Crochet fichus, Motor Scarves and Mufflers
(A fichu is a large, square kerchief worn by women in the18th Century
to fill in the low neckline of a bodice. The fichu was generally of linen fabric and was folded diagonally into a triangle and tied, pinned, or tucked into the bodice in front.)
Five Cushions with Cover in Crochet
Pincushions, Sachets and Lampshade with Crochet Trimmings
Crochet Purses and Reticules
(In the 18th century, as neo-classical clothing came into fashion, women started
carrying their handbags as not to ruin their outfits.
They named these bags reticules.
Women also had more of them and certain ones for each occasion.
Contents of these bags might include rouge, face powder, a fan, a scent bottle,
visiting cards, a card case, and smelling salts.)
Three Table-cloths in Northern linen trimmed with Crochet Lace
Sun blinds and Brise-bises trimmed with Crochet
Net blinds trimmed with Crochet
Crochet counterpanes
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