Sue, Small fans were also very popular during victorian times.  Christine 
Springett has a book out that has a number of small torchon patterns in it for 
just that purpose. 

Merlene 
Sunny -Denver CO
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> This is going to seem like a very mad request, but I am going to ask 
> anyway:-) 
> 
> My husband and I are planning and preparing to dress a small hall for the 
> local old people in a victorian style christmas decoration. 
> I am thinking of adding a lace piece but don't know what would be best to do. 
> My mind keeps thinking perhaps some sort of special star decoration, or 
> candle 
> type pieces to decorate the christmas tree. 
> Does anyone else have any ideas which might help me. Obviously Prince Albert 
> started many traditions from his home country when he married Victoria. 
> 
> I don't do honiton lace, I have done Torchon, Beds, Bucks, Russian lace tape 
> and the very beginnings of flemish lace, so that will need to be taken into 
> account. 
> Sue T, Dorset UK 
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