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Definition

Talk What is Lace? The article doesn't say.

Added a definition, but it reads a little bit like "Lace is fabric with holes in it." Boojum 04:12, 28 May 2004 (UTC)[reply]

Lacemakers

I am trying to find out if stoolball was also played by lacemakers.In olden times lacemakers used a candle stool to work lace when sunlight was not strong enough or if work continued after sunset.This was a four leged stool with 4-5 holes in the middle of the stool to hold flaskes which were filed with water and placed inverted in these holes. In the middle was a large candle which reflected the light onto the flaskes thus giving more light to the workers.Could lacemakers on festive days play games -such as stoolball - useing there stool. the flaskes could easly be removed, unscrewing a leg which acted as a bat and using a pincochine as a ball.

In Malta we have a children's game called "Bzallu" which had rules simlar to rounders but was much simplerthen rounders.Mon. Feb.20, 200680.71.101.211 19:37, 20 February 2006 (UTC)Iris.[reply]


Adding a History Section

I have added a history section to this article and I am inviting people to contribute research to help highlight how lace making crosses cultures and borders.

Requested move

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The result of the debate was moved. Jonathunder 16:59, 21 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]


Lace-making → Lace – Lace redirects to lace-making. If there is only going to be one article, I think it should be lace. The current content would be fine at the new name. -- Kjkolb 05:37, 16 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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