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The Fine Art of Lacemaking on 9/15/19
Handmade lace – delicate, intricate and time-consuming to produce, has long been an expensive and desirable fashion accessory. Cherished for its fine workmanship and airy patterns, lace has been worn since the 15th century. At the Miller-Cory House Museum, lace … Continue reading
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