- edition. ISBN 0-486-24612-4
Picots in
Shuttle Tatting - With
QuickTime Video Picots in
Needle Tatting - With
QuickTime Video Making Picots and
Joining Rings...
- The Sykes–
Picot Agreement (/ˈsaɪks ˈpiːkoʊ, - pɪˈkoʊ, - piːˈkoʊ/) was a 1916
secret treaty between the
United Kingdom and France, with ****ent from Russia...
- who
developed the
concepts and
terms for
picots and chains. Gaps can be left
between the
stitches to form
picots,
which are used for
practical construction...
- Geneviève
Picot is an
Australian stage, film and
television actress.
Picot is a
graduate of the
National Institute of
Dramatic Art and some of her other...
-
Picot is a surname.
Notable people with the name include:
Auguste Marie Henri Picot de
Dampierre (1756–1793), a
general of the
French Revolution Georges...
- Olga Georges-
Picot (6
January 1940 – 19 June 1997) was a
French actress. She was a great-niece of François Georges-
Picot. Born in Shanghai, in ****anese-occupied...
-
Picot of
Cambridge (c. 1022–after 1090) was a
Norman landowner and
Sheriff of Cambridgeshire. Born in Saye, Normandy,
Picot rose from
obscurity to become...
- net-like
ground of
continuous lace),
fillings of part laces, tapes, gimp,
picots, tallies, ribs and rolls. Not all
styles of
bobbin lace
include all these...
-
picots. The lace gets its
alternative names,
Bride épinglé and
Bride boucle, from the use of pins
pricked into the
parchment pattern to form
picots or...
- The plançon à
picot, or
simply plançon (also
spelled planson), was a
medieval infantry weapon designed for
smashing and thrusting. It
consisted of a stout...
