Battenberg lace

Today, I thought I’d show you some photos of a large piece of Battenberg Lace and tell you a little bit about how this piece came about. This is a large piece of Battenberg lace trimming the base of an alb, which is a white garment worn by a priest underneath the chasuble (which is ...

Today, I thought I’d show you some photos of a large piece of Battenberg Lace and tell you a little bit about how this piece came about. This is a large piece of Battenberg lace trimming the base of an alb, which is a white garment worn by a priest underneath the chasuble (which is ...

What we know as Romanian Point Lace (aka Macramé Crochet, Braidwork, etc.) is usually categorized as a form of “Tape Lace”. A few months ago I came across this book, The Technique of Ta…

🧵 Learn to make Battenberg Lace in this step-by-step sewing lesson. Lace making by machine is fast and easy. Four patterns are included for practice. This is a generic class that applies to all makes and brands of sewing machines. 👉 Get ideas on where you can use your Battenberg lace. 👉 Instruction included to make a lace shaping board. 👉 Learn about the different Battenberg lace tapes. 👉 Learn about the stabilizers to make Battenberg lace. 👉 Learn about the thread and needles required…

Create romance in your bedroom, sitting room or living room with this Battenberg Lace square pillow. Handcrafted with all over beautiful battenberg lace. Sham: 100% cotton. Imported. Size: 18" square. Insert not included. Sham only

An incredibly detailed fitted Edwardian blouse with crisscrossed inset lace details, and extensive pintucks. The neckline is decorated with Battenberg lace, embroidery, and a high collar. The blouse buttons up the back with carved mother of Pearl buttons. Condition: excellent condition with one small hole from thinning in the back bottom hem. Shown on 5’5” model, 34” bust, 27” waist Measurements: Bust up to 38” or smaller Waist up to 29” with some stretch 17” shoulder seam to seam 20”…

Battenberg lace dress, 1910

Battenburg tape lace, also (more correctly) named Battenberg tape lace, is named after the German town of Battenberg. It is one of the simplest forms of Renaissance lace, itself a form of tape lace. Battenburg tape lace is a coarser form of Brussels tape lace and uses tapes that are about 8 mm in width. The tape is usually dense and straight sided.

Battenberg lace