La dentelle Torchon de Cholet : Volume 2, Perfectionnement
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La dentelle Torchon de Cholet : Volume 2, Perfectionnement
In this second volume, the authors make us better discover the bobbin lace world made of simple stitches and repeated motifs. 26 patterns explained by clear instructions, colored photos and natural size charts.
The town of Cholet was famous in the XIX century for its napkins, linen fabrics, flannels, calicos and laces. The Torchon lace made of continuous threads with repeated designs is the simplest and most-known lac in the world. The threads have a precise, mathematical and geometric path you cannot but follow. No matter if you use 20 or 200 bobbins: once you learn the basic stitches, you will know everything about this lace. You can make a lace whose final decorative effect is immediate and astonishing. The 21 original patterns with colored pictures are explained by detailed instructions, charts and natural size designs.
Mick Fouriscot is the founder and president of the Centre d'Enseignement de la Dentelle au fuseau in Puy. Past president and founder of the OIDFA. Past director of the Atelier Conservatoire National de la Dentelle in Puy. General President of the Fédération Française des Dentelles et Broderies.
Martine Piveteau - known in Puy-en-Velay, Bruxelles, Bayeux and Bruges - won in 1991 the Grand Prix des Victoires in Puy. She is the president and founder of the lace association "Méli Mélo Fil" in Cholet.
Authors: Mick Fouriscot, Martine Piveteau
74 pages.
In this second volume, the authors make us better discover the bobbin lace world made of simple stitches and repeated motifs. 26 patterns explained by clear instructions, colored photos and natural size charts.
The town of Cholet was famous in the XIX century for its napkins, linen fabrics, flannels, calicos and laces. The Torchon lace made of continuous threads with repeated designs is the simplest and most-known lac in the world. The threads have a precise, mathematical and geometric path you cannot but follow. No matter if you use 20 or 200 bobbins: once you learn the basic stitches, you will know everything about this lace. You can make a lace whose final decorative effect is immediate and astonishing. The 21 original patterns with colored pictures are explained by detailed instructions, charts and natural size designs.
Mick Fouriscot is the founder and president of the Centre d'Enseignement de la Dentelle au fuseau in Puy. Past president and founder of the OIDFA. Past director of the Atelier Conservatoire National de la Dentelle in Puy. General President of the Fédération Française des Dentelles et Broderies.
Martine Piveteau - known in Puy-en-Velay, Bruxelles, Bayeux and Bruges - won in 1991 the Grand Prix des Victoires in Puy. She is the president and founder of the lace association "Méli Mélo Fil" in Cholet.
Authors: Mick Fouriscot, Martine Piveteau
74 pages.
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