Gekloppelte Schmetterline / Bobbin Lace Butterflies by Brigitte Bellon
Published by Barbara Fay, Germany, 2015.
A4 size, hard cover, full colour, 72 pages. German and English.
This book contains some 36 different butterflies, including 6 with Milanese stitches in Continue reading
They are written by Sandi Woods (Milanese Lace) and Jean Mary Eke (Brugge (tape style with fillings). And book one mentions Angela Brown and Joke Sinclair (bucks and Beds). Sandi’s work I can write with experience is do able, Continue reading
Butterfly and Moth, by Ulrike Lohr. In German and English. Does not appear to have an ISBN number. Published by Ulrike Lohr in 2004.
Soft cover, 250mmx200mm, stapled, 74 pages, illustrations in full glorious colour, one butterfly/moth per page Continue reading
Kloppeltiere mit Schleife (Bobbin lace animals with tapes)
by Marianne Geibendorfer. ISBN 3-927598-38-0
In German. Soft cover, BandW with colour cover and centre page pictures for suggested uses.
Size 250mm x 200mm, 36 pages, stapled.
The book consists of a Continue reading
Neue Raster, Neue Grunde, Kloppeln fur Fortgeschrittene
(New Grids, New Ground, Advanced Bobbin Lace).
By Katharina Egger. ISBN 978-3-258-07271-5.
Hard cover, size 18x25cm, all colour illustrations.
118 pages, text all German, clear diagrams but little text by way Continue reading
Neue Kloppelideen fur Torchonspitzen
By Katharina Egger. Published 2000.
ISBN 3-258-06058-4
Hard cover, bit bigger than A5. Colour pictures, black and white diagrams.
112 pages, plus some prickings on separate sheets in paper sleeve front and back, and a Continue reading
Nur Torchon?
By Inge Theuerkauf. Published 1999, original price 30.17 Euros.
No ISBN number.
Hard cover, A4, black and white with some colour diagrams.
64 pages, plus some prickings on separate sheets in plastic sleeve at back.
In German Continue reading
Dentelles de Notre Temps: Elena Holéczyova, Tchécoslovaquie
by Pavol Michalides, 1973, Dessain et Tolra, Paris. ISBN 2-249-27025-2
This book describes the background and work of Slovak art lace maker Elena Holéczova. It includes an “Hommage” chapter in French Continue reading