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Ave Maria lace

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Rustic lace from Dieppe, Normandy

Ave Maria lace is a lace manufactured until the mid-19th century, largely in Dieppe. The lace is very narrow and was chiefly made by peasants, from whom the name originates.

References

  1. French lace, Lace of France
  2. Page 116: Ave Maria lace History of Hand-Made Lace Archived, ...Bobbin lace of a simple Valenciennes variety. The ground is plaited. It is chiefly made at Dieppe by the peasants, who have given it its special name...
  3. Chapter 15 arizona.edu
  4. A History of Lace By Bury Palliser
  5. Lace: Its Origin and History, By Samuel L. Goldenberg
  6. A History of Hand-Made Lace, By M.F. Jackson, Page 149
Lace types
Needle lace
Embroidery
Buratto
Filet lace
Limerick
Needlerun net
Reticella
Tambour
Cutwork
Broderie anglaise
Carrickmacross
Lefkara lace
Saba lace
Bobbin lace
Mesh grounds
Antwerp
Arras
Bayeux
Beeralu
Beveren
Binche
Blonde
Bucks point
Chantilly
Chefoo
Cogne
Flanders
Freehand
Lille
Ipswich
Mechlin
Mundillo
Paris
Valenciennes
's Gravenmoer
Torchon
Tønder
Guipure
Bedfordshire
Cluny
Dentelle du Puy
Genoese
Liptov
Maltese
Yak lace
Part laces
Bruges
Brussels
Point d'Angleterre
Honiton
Rosaline
Tape
Cantù
Hinojosa
Idrija
Milanese
Peasant
Russian
Schneeberg
Three Pair Flanders
Tape lace
Crocheted lace
Machine-made lace
Other handmade laces
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