Thanks to all the spiders who answered my question about these type of laces.
Miriam
Arad, Israel
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Hi All,
The book published by OIDFA on 'Point Ground Lace' gives details of the
few differences in Chantilly and Bayeux. While Chantilly seems only to
have used silk, white and cream are known as well as the usual black,
Bayeux used cotton, linen and silk, not all together. The other
difference
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Subject : Re: [lace] Chantilly-Bayeux
Hello Miriam,
Chantilly was made in Bayeux
Subject : [lace] Chantilly-Bayeux
Can any one of you knowledgeable lacemakers tell me what the difference
between Chantilly Lace and Bayeux lace is. From what I have read they are
very similar but yet there has to be a difference, otherwise we wouldn't
call each by its name.
Miriam
I think the black silk leaves and flowers in Chantilly lace are absolutely
gorgeous. Can anyone recommend a good instruction or pattern book -
hopefully that's still in print?
Jean in Poole
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Hello Miriam,
Chantilly was made in Bayeux also that's why sometimes it is called
Bayeux-lace. As the lady from Geraarsbergen, who teaches this lace, told me
there is no difference. There are little differences between Chantilly and
Blonde. And also between the other tulleground-laces.
Greetings
Il
Can any one of you knowledgeable lacemakers tell me what the difference
between Chantilly Lace and Bayeux lace is. From what I have read they are
very similar but yet there has to be a difference, otherwise we wouldn't
call each by its name.
Miriam
Arad, Israel
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