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Rustyx Lace
This lacemaker combines different lace forms. Bobbin lace, needle lace and tatting, can all be found in one piece.

Ruthan Designs Torchon Lace
Doylies, mats, butterflies and a doll dress have all been made by this creative lacemaker.

Saraphi Handmade Silk Lace
Janya Sugunnasil, in Thailand, designs and teaches bobbin laces.

Sheelin Irish Lace Museum
Museum shares several photos of lace dating from 1850 to 1900.

Sieglindes Twinetime
Lace Artist Sieglinde Grigat's 'Occhi' gallery holds over 40 pieces of tatted artworks. Most pieces employ advanced techniques. She also works in bobbin lace, crochet and hairpin laces, knotted and knitted laces.

Slovakian Bobbin Lace
Scroll down and click 'patterns' to find Jana's drawings. Click 'photographs' for a gallery of contempory and traditional pieces.

Steph's String Related Stuff
Stephanie Peter's provides free bobbin lace software, stitching charts and tatting patterns, including complete illustrated instructions for cluny leaves.

The Lace Museum from Castilla y Leon (Spain)
This site contains photos of bobbin displays, and 16th - 20th century laces.

The Costumer's Manifesto
Dr. Maginnis documents laces used on apparel from the 16th -19th century.

The Lace Museum
The site of this California museum shows current displays, workshops and classes. Also calendar of events, newsletter and patterns.

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