Lace Fairy http://lace.lacefairy.com/
PR: 5
The largest lace and lacemaking site on the net with over 1000 pages of lace information. - |
The Lace Guild http://www.laceguild.demon.co.uk/
PR: 5
Official site of the British Lace Guild with information on all aspects of lacemaking and Guild activities. - |
The Cowper and Newton Museum http://www.mkheritage.co.uk/cnm/lace/index.html
PR: 5
An introduction to lace, lace making techniques and of the industry in the Eastern Counties. - |
Lace Making and Its History http://www.2020site.org/lace/
PR: 4
An in-depth look at the history of lace making. - |
International Old Lacers, Inc. http://www.internationaloldlacers.org/index.html
PR: 4
IOLI is an international organization organized to promote interest in the fine old laces and preserve them for posterity, to form local chapters and study of the history of lace, to make lace and hold lace exhibits, to request that museums having lace co - |
Knotwork Lace Tools http://www.lacebobbins.com/
PR: 4
Hand turned lace bobbins and lace related items. - |
Biggins http://bigginslace.co.uk/
PR: 4
For all your Torchon Lace Patterns and Supplies. Suppliers of threads for lacemaking, crochet and tatting. - |
The Lace Merchant http://www.elizabethkurella.com/
PR: 4
Study guides to vintage lace and lacy linens along with a selection of vintage lace and linens ranging from fine collector's lace to bits and pieces to be recycled and much more. - |
The Honiton Lace Shop http://www.honitonlace.com/
PR: 4
The Honiton Lace Shop for fine antique lace and wedding veils, lace making equipment, books and giftware. Secure e-mail ordering worldwide. - |
The Lacemaker http://www.lacemakerusa.com/
PR: 3
We offer supplies for lacemaking including bobbin lace, tatting, crochet, knitting, and needlework. - |
Fine Threads http://www.finethreads-vermontlace.com/
PR: 3
Provider of extensive lace making books, supplies and workshops in bobbin lace, Hardanger embroidery and tatting, as well as custom lace designs. - |
Lace Parasols http://www.lace-parasols.com
PR: 3
An assortment of Battenburg lace parasols in various styles, sizes and colors. These sun umbrellas are 100% cotton and feature a feminine and "vintage" look. - |
Bobbins by Van-Dieren- http://www.bobbinmaker.com/
PR: 3
Unique, high quality, handmade wooden tools for the art of lacemaking, needlework and sewing. Also lace making furniture and accessories. - |
Kathy Kirchner Lacemaking Supplies http://lacebobbins.com/KathyKirchner.html
PR: 3
Complete source of supplies for bobbin lace, tatting, crochet and lace knitting. Large selection of bobbin lace pillows, thread and accessories. Page gives information for obtaining a print catalog. - |
Van Sciver Bobbin Lace http://www.vansciverbobbinlace.com/
PR: 3
Largest & fastest USA source of in-stock bobbin lace making supplies. - |
Authentic Macrame Lace http://www.authentic-macrame.com
PR: 3
Offering a large selection of macrame lace for home decor. - |
Roseground Tatting & Lacemaking Supplies http://www.roseground.com/
PR: 3
Contact us for personal attention to your requirements for tatting and lacemaking supplies - by mail order throughout the world or find us in person at events throughout the UK. We are the home of the Silent Tatter and our range of threads includes Finca - |
Tim Parker Lacemaking Materials and Equipment http://www.cyberlink.co.uk/timparker/
PR: 3
Tim's catalogue of lacemaking and tatting goods, from bobbins to pillows, beads, threads, materials and sundries for lacemakers, embroiderers and tatters. - |
Lace Bobbins by Chris Parsons http://www.lace-bobbins.co.uk/index.html
PR: 3
Chris Parsons, supplier of beautiful, hand turned and hand painted, Midland, Honiton, Travel and Continental bobbins in wood and bone. - |
D. J. Hornsby Lacemaking Equipment http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/djhornsby/Home.htm
PR: 3
Mail order supplier of lacemaking equipment based in the UK but offering a worldwide service. - |
Lacemaking Tools - The EssentialsThere are many lacemaking tools that you can use, and we all have our favourite gadgets and gizmos but, strictly speaking, they are not all necessary. In fact you can get by with just a few, but they must be of good quality and fit for purpose or you will end up with problems. The principle tools of any lacemaker are Bobbins, Pins and Pillow, but they are a topic all on their own. |
