given to Honiton
bobbin lace.

_Bone Point Lace._--Applied to laces having no regular
ground or mesh, such as Renaissance.

_Border Lace._--Practically synonymous with edging.

_Bourdon._--A machine lace made of both silk and cotton.
Show scroll-like patterns cable-edged on a regular mesh.
Usually dyed black, but sometimes bleached. The outline
is of a heavy lustrous thread. Used chiefly for dress
trimming and millinery.

_Brettone._--Cheap narrow edging.

_Bride Lace._--Lace with the pattern connected with
brides. Same as bone point lace.

_Brides._--Slender threads connecting different parts of
a pattern.

_Brussels Net._--Plain net made originally in Brussels,
but now produced in all lace manufacturing countries.

_Brussels Pillow._--Fine pillow lace with the patterns
joined together by little loops on their edges.

_Brussels Point._--Shows an open pattern, made partly in
open, partly in closed, stitch, giving the appearance of
shading.

_Carrickmacross._--Tiny Irish cambric drawn work,
applique on net.

_Cartisane._--Guipure or passementerie made with thin
silk or gilt-covered strips of parchment.

_Chantilly._--Pillow lace very similar to blonde. Comes
from Chantilly, France. Made in both silk and cotton and
usually seen in black. Non-lustrous, and looks as if
made from black linen thread.

_Chiffon Lace._--Chiffon embroidered in twist silk.

_Cluny._--Coarse-thread bobbin lace, made in both linen
and cotton. Shows a close-stitch pattern darned on an
open ground. Used for dress trimmings and the
manufacture of curtains.

_Cork Lace._--A sweeping term used to designate all
laces of Irish make.

_Cotton Lace._--All lace made of cotton.

_Craponne._--Cheap, stout thread furniture guipure.

_Crochet Lace._--Any point lace made with the crochet
hook.

_Darned Lace._--A comprehensive term taking in all net
effects with the pattern applied in needlework.

_Devonshire Lace._--Lace made in this part of England,
and especially Honiton imitation.

_Dieppe._--Fine needlepoint lace made in Dieppe, France.
Resembles Valenciennes. Made with a regular ground of
squares of small meshes alternating with open squares
upon which the pattern is applied in close stitch.

_Duchesse._--Pillow lace with fine net g