Properties & Qualities
Application
Accessory Clothing Sample Making
Qualities
Textured/Tactile
Colour
White
Sample Information
Date of creation
2020
Dimensions
120 x 400 x 2 mm
Culture & Context
Torchon lace is an old European bobbin lace technique, also known as Beggar’s lace.
Patterns tend to be geometric and are worked on a grid.
Process & Production
The design is charted on card and pinned in place as it is worked.
Credits
Craft Maker
Leonora Ferguson
Library Contributor
National College of Art & Design Ireland
Photographer
Leonora Ferguson Mel Brown Studios
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