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Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers / Guilde des dentellières d'Ottawa Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique TITLE / Location / Book No. / TITRE Emplacement No du livre "A rough lot …" File Box 147 "Take the Children …" File Box 149 100 New Bobbin Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 65 100 Tradition Bobbin Lace on Bookshelves 311 100 Traditional Bobbin Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 95 347 101 Torchon Patterns, with coloured technical diagrams on Bookshelves 44 1983-2008: 25 Jaar Stichting Nederlandse Kantopleiding on Bookshelves 228 24 Hearts in Bobbin Lace File Box 99 32 Downton Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 242 50 New Bobbin Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 340 346 75 X Lace on Bookshelves 170 A Lace Guide for Makers and Collectors (photocopy of part of book) Binder & CD 233 Advanced Bedfordshire Lace Patterns 2 Large Format 282 Album (Photographs of Lace Samples) on Bookshelves 35 Alphabet Inspirations in Coloured Lace on Bookshelves 141 Art of Lacemaking – Reticell, Teneriffe, etc., The on Bookshelves 23 Art of Tatting, The on Bookshelves 237 Art, Trade or Mystery File Box 190 Austria Lace, Art Nouveau Bobbin Lace from Vienna on Bookshelves 205 Bailleul en Dentelles on Bookshelves 10 Bedfordshire Family of Laces, The on Bookshelves 262 Bedfordshire Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 273 Beginning Bobbin Lace on Bookshelves 357 Beginning of the End, The on Bookshelves 107 Bijoux aux fuseaux on Bookshelves 207 Binche III on Bookshelves 236 Binche Lace on Bookshelves 139 Bloemwork Patterns File Box 181 Bobbin Lace on Bookshelves 320 Bobbin Lace - A contemporary Approach on Bookshelves 321 Bobbin Lace Fans File Box 222 Bobbin Lace Flowers on Bookshelves 231 Bobbin Lace for in Dolls' House File Box 168 Bobbin Lace Jewellery on Bookshelves 323 Bobbin Lace Manual, The on Bookshelves 353 Bobbin Lace to Wear on Bookshelves 130 Bobbin Lace Work on Bookshelves 313 Bobbin Lacemaking on Bookshelves 151 317 Bobijntje 4 on Bookshelves 288 Book of Bobbin Lace Stitches, The on Bookshelves Ref 1 Book of Round Torchon Mats File Box 37 Brügger Blumen on Bookshelves 102 Bucks Point Lace, A Visual Introduction to on Bookshelves 332 Bucks Point Lacemaking on Bookshelves 20 349 Bucks Point Prickings File Box 234 Bucks, Beds course Fall 1998 handouts, draft patterns, etc. on Bookshelves 59 Building Torchon Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 196 Butterfly and Moth on Bookshelves 136 Canadian Lacemaker Gazette supplements: Vol. 11,1997, guide to cotton threads on Bookshelves Ref 3 Canadian Lacemaker Gazette supplements: Vol. 12, 1998, guide to linen threads on Bookshelves Ref 3 Canadian Lacemaker Gazette supplements: Vol. 8, 1994, patterns on Bookshelves Ref 3 Canadian Lacemaker Gazette supplements: Vol. 13, 1999, bobbin inventory on Bookshelves Ref 3 Candy Ring - Charity Patterns for North East Japan 2011 on Bookshelves 301 OGL / GDO Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique 1/7 Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers / Guilde des dentellières d'Ottawa Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique TITLE / Location / Book No. / TITRE Emplacement No du livre Cats, Collars and Christmas File Box 178 Cattern Cakes and Lace on Bookshelves 330 Celebration of Bedfordshire Lace (The Thomas Lester Collection), A Large Format 94 Centre d'Enseignement de la Dentelle au Fuseau, Catalogue E Large Format 281 Centre d'initiation à la dentelle du Puy, Catalogue F Large Format 280 Christliche Symbole on Bookshelves 275 Christmas Lace Book, The on Bookshelves 91 Cluny de Brioude dentelle Polychrome on Bookshelves 279 Cluny de Brioude, 1998 on Bookshelves 240 Cluny de Brioude, Modèles inédits de dentelles au fuseau on Bookshelves 356 Coiffes et dentelles normandes on Bookshelves 161 Coloured Flowers in Point Ground File Box 217 Complete Book of English Bobbin Lace on Bookshelves 314 Complete Book of Tatting (1999), The on Bookshelves 52 120 Complete Guide to Vintage Textiles, The on Bookshelves 169 Conservation Concerns: A Guide for Collectors and Curators on Bookshelves 128 Copper Wire Lace on Bookshelves 28 Course of Russian Lace Making File Box 39 Creative Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 32 Cutwork Hedebo & Broderie Anglaise on Bookshelves 171 Dentelle au Fuseau, Dentelle du Puy on Bookshelves 302 Dentelle au fuseau, Tome 1 (very basic) File Box 63 Dentelle aux fuseaux de A à Z, La File Box 70 Dentelle de Bayeux Large Format 182 Dentelle de Bayeux, La on Bookshelves 82 Dentelle de Lille du Puy on Bookshelves 294 Dentelle de Tulle, La on Bookshelves 198 Dentelle Duchesse, Perfectionnement (Vol. 2), La on Bookshelves 188 Dentelle polychrome de Courseulles, sur la route des dentelles normandes on Bookshelves 83 Dentelle sans frontière File Box 87 Dentelles de Normandie Catalogue No 1 File Box 61 Dentelles de Normandie Catalogue No 3 « Fleurs » File Box 62 Dentelles de Retournac on Bookshelves 343 Dentelles Liturgiques du Québec 1865-1965 File Box 152 Dentellière d'Alençon (roman), La on Bookshelves 121 Design Techniques for Modern Lace on Bookshelves 270 Designing and Mounting Lace Fans File Box 257 Devon Trolly Lace on Bookshelves 291 Dick durch Dunn (Binche Table Ribbons) File Box 137 Dictionary of Lace, A on Bookshelves 6 Die Kunst des Hakelns File Box 276 Distaff Sketch Book File Box 86 Downton Lace Patterns Vol. 2 fromn Salisbury Museum (photocopy) File Box 256 Downton Lace: a history of lace making in Salisbury and the surrounding area 1991 File Box 241 Drafting Torchon Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 106 Dryad Book of Bobbin Lace, The on Bookshelves 18 Eisblumen (Ice Flowers) on Bookshelves 189 Encyclopédie des Ouvrages de Dames on Bookshelves 162 Fantaisie (folder consisting of 8 patterns) on Bookshelves 209 Fantasy Flowers File Box 297 Fine Buckinghamshire Point Lace Patterns Large Format 50 Finishing and Mounting Lace File Box 68 Flandrische Spitzel / Flanders Lace on Bookshelves 303 Floral Bedforshire on Bookshelves 224 Flowers and Butterflies in 3D Bobbin Lace File Box 69 Four Seasons on Bookshelves 304 OGL / GDO Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique 2/7 Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers / Guilde des dentellières d'Ottawa Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique TITLE / Location / Book No. / TITRE Emplacement No du livre Framed in Lace File Box 250 France au Fil de l'Aiguille, La on Bookshelves 123 Frivolité, no 80 on Bookshelves 218 Fun with Leaves File Box 216 Further Steps in Honiton Lace on Bookshelves 300 Gekloppelte Frühlingsmotive on Bookshelves 225 Geklöppelte Ostereier on Bookshelves 338 Gekloppelter Weihnachtsschmuck on Bookshelves 226 Geometric Bucks Point Lace on Bookshelves 277 Gift Ideas in Bobbin Lace on Bookshelves 274 Gloriana: Series One Wire Bobbin Lace Jewelry File Box 114 Gloriana: Series Two Wire Bobbin Lace Jewelry File Box 115 Grammar of Point Ground (Die Grammatik des Tulls), The on Bookshelves 235 Grounds of Russian Bobbin-lace on Bookshelves 38 Hand-Hemming Techniques for Evenweave Fabrics File Box 26 Handleiding Duchesskant on Bookshelves 308 Handmade Lace and Patterns on Bookshelves 316 Harrap's French-English / anglais-français Pocket Dictionary / Dictionnaire on Bookshelves 341 Histoire du point d'Argentan, L' on Bookshelves 197 History of the Honiton Lace Industry, The on Bookshelves 164 Honiton Lace Industry in 1887, The File Box 150 177 Honiton Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 315 Honiton Lace Patterns (photocopy) on Bookshelves 269 Identification of Lace, The on Bookshelves 2 Illustrated Dictionary of Lace, The on Bookshelves 34 Introducing Rosalibre Bobbin Lace File Box 244 Introducing Traditional Bedfordshire Lace in 20 Lessons on Bookshelves 259 355 Introduction Milanese Lac, An on Bookshelves 17 Introduction to Bobbin Lace Stitches on Bookshelves 336 Introduction to Bobbin Lace Patterns on Bookshelves 348 Introduction to Bobbin Lacemaking on Bookshelves 272 Introduction to Bucks Point Lace, An File Box 104 Introduction to Honiton Lace on Bookshelves 263 Introduction to Needlepoint Lace on Bookshelves 306 Italian Lace Designs, 243 Classic Examples on Bookshelves 1 Jana's Angels on Bookshelves 75 Kant uit Vlaanderen en 's Gravenmoer (see also/voir aussi 111) on Bookshelves 110 Kant uit Vlaanderen en 's Gravenmoer … (Traduction en français) (see also/voir aussi File110) Box 111 Klöppelfäden Lace Threads in dD on Bookshelves 342 Kloppelkristalle in Glas File Box 195 Kloppelmuster fur Schals und Tischlaufer (patterns in pocket in book) File Box 248 Klöppeln - hin und her on Bookshelves 333 Kloppeln (basic bobbin lace) (1980) on Bookshelves 103 Klöppeln (basic bobbin lace) (1986) on Bookshelves 101 Klöppeln 3, German lace patterns on Bookshelves 71 Klöppeln 5, German lace patterns on Bookshelves 72 Klöppeln 6, German lace patterns on Bookshelves 73 Kloppeln Handbuch mit 400 tricks und Kniffen on Bookshelves 258 Kloskant in drie dimensies File Box 167 La dentelle on Bookshelves 318 Lace on Bookshelves 21 Lace and Lacemaking (reprint from 1953) on Bookshelves 191 Lace and the Emerald Isle File Box 148 Lace Baskets & Flowers on Bookshelves 131 Lace Dealer’s Pattern Book, The Large Format 67 OGL / GDO Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique 3/7 Ottawa Guild of Lacemakers / Guilde des dentellières d'Ottawa Alphabetical Index / Index alphabétique TITLE / Location / Book No. / TITRE Emplacement No du livre Lace for Dolls & Dolls' Houses on Bookshelves 203 Lace History and Fashion on Bookshelves 24 Lace in Miniature on Bookshelves 204 Lace in the Making on Bookshelves 312 Lace Makers of Glenmara, The on Bookshelves 268 Lace Making on Bookshelves 358 Lace Reader, The on Bookshelves 305 Lace to Use on Bookshelves 3 Laced on Bookshelves 298 Lacemaker, The on Bookshelves 25 Laces of Ipswich,
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