Lace is a popular souvenir from Belgium and one we personally stumbled upon unknowingly. Walk through the streets of Brussels or Bruges, and you’ll likely come across one of two dainty shops ...

Marie Urusule introduced the children to the craft of weaving intricate lace with cotton threads and bobbins that was famous in the town of Bruges in Belgium. The craft not just developed the ...

Prices start at $30 for an 18-inch round, flat Belgian-style pillow to $105 for a large Swedish-style pillow with a bolster. Lewis, however, has her beginning students learn bobbin lace on pieces ...

The laces made in Belgium during World War One are an important part of the lace holdings of the Division of Home and Community Life’s Textile Collection in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of ...

Image Remember the Big Bopper? Chantilly bobbin-lace shawls, France or Belgium, 1860-70 (left) and circa 1860 (center). Right, ball gown, presumably worn by Fanny Appleton Longfellow, probably ...

The spinning of the fine thread used for lace-making in the Netherlands is ... ever be taken from human hands by machinery. None but Belgian fingers are skilled in this art. The very finest ...

Lace Center at 133 Fayetteville St., Raleigh ... LaCasse said she and her late husband had lived in Belgium and England for a while, both big lacemaking countries, and in 1993 returned and ...

The laces made in Belgium during World War One are an important part of the lace holdings of the Division of Home and Community Life’s Textile Collection in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of ...