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by Federico Vinciolo

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0486224384, Paperback)

Superb reproduction of most popular 16th-century lace design book by Queen of France's favorite patterner. Contains all of the nearly 100 original patterns for point coupe, reticella, and guipure. The second part describes square netting and embroidery on cloth. 83 full-page plates.

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