by Elizabeth M. Kurella

Point de Gaze Belgian needle lace was perhaps the last great form of handmade lace introduced by the commercial lace industry. Production spanned the wildly creative Victorian years, and shows a remarkable range of designs.

The author brings her special perspective on how to look at lace to a new level.

By looking through the eyes of a connoisseur,  a critical judge of art, lace makers will see what it takes to raise lace making to a fine art.

168 pages, soft cover, black and white photos.