Ingalls' Hand-book Of Darned Lace Patterns

"Ingalls' Hand-book Of Darned Lace Patterns" is a fascinating glimpse into the world of 19th-century needlework. This handbook, originally published in 1885, provides detailed instructions and patterns for creating exquisite darned lace. A valuable resource for lacemakers, textile historians, and anyone interested in historical crafts, the book offers a practical guide to a delicate and beautiful art form.

Explore a variety of traditional lace designs, meticulously illustrated to assist both novice and experienced needleworkers. Rediscover the elegance and intricacy of Victorian lace-making with this timeless guide.

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