Ave Maria lace
Ave Maria lace is a lace manufactured until the mid-19th century, largely in Dieppe.[1][2] The lace is very narrow and was chiefly made by peasants, from whom the name originates.[3][4][5][6]
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- ^ French lace, Lace of France
- ^ Page 116: Ave Maria lace History of Hand-Made Lace[dead link] Archived, ...Bobbin lace of a simple Valenciennes variety. The ground is plaited. It is chiefly made at Dieppe by the peasants, who have given it its special name...
- ^ https://www2.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/books/pbm_lace_4.pdf
- ^ A History of Lace By Bury Palliser
- ^ Lace: Its Origin and History, By Samuel L. Goldenberg
- ^ A History of Hand-Made Lace, By M.F. Jackson, Page 149
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