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Cutwork or cut work, also
known as
punto tagliato in Italian, is a
needlework technique in
which portions of a textile,
typically cotton or linen, are...
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Crocheted lace
includes Irish crochet,
pineapple crochet, and
filet crochet.
Cutwork, or whitework, is lace
constructed by
removing threads from a
woven background...
- The
origins of
needle lace date back to the 15th
century and embroidery.
Cutwork and
drawn work were
developed to add
interest to
white on
white embroidery...
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smock and grew into a
separate garment of fine linen,
trimmed with lace,
cutwork or embroidery, and
shaped into crisp,
precise folds with
starch and heated...
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categories of
handmade laces, the
other being needle lace,
derived from
earlier cutwork and reticella. A will of 1493 by the
Milanese Sforza family mentions lace...
- used as
fabric for linens, shirts, handkerchiefs, ruffs, lace, and in
cutwork and
other needlework. D**** black, it is also
commonly used as the dustcover...
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supplementary weft runs from
selvage to selvage. The
yarns are cut away in
cutwork and broché. Also, a
discontinuous brocade is
where the
supplementary yarn...
- a
whitework needlework technique incorporating features of embroidery,
cutwork and
needle lace that
became ****ociated with England, due to its po****rity...
- Hall and
state rooms remain intact. The gardens, with
their elaborate "
cutwork" design,
complete with
statues and urns, have been
recently restored. Elizabeth...
- most
often of
white linen fabric and
could be
decorated with tucks, lace,
cutwork or
broderie anglaise. Ankle-length
pantalettes for
women were worn under...
