Punto a groppo

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Punto a groppo (Italian for knotted lace) is type of lace made without bobbins (weights). It originated in Italy in the 16th century and usually incorporated geometic patterns.

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Lace types
Needle lace:
Punto in Aria · Point de Venise · Point de France · Alençon · Argentan · Argentella · Armenian · Hollie Point · Point de Gaze · Youghal · Limerick
Embroidered: Reticella · Buratto · Filet/Lacis · Tambour · Teneriffe · Needlerun Net
Cut Work: Battenberg · Broderie Anglaise · Carrickmacross
Bobbin lace:
Ancient: Antwerp · Ecclesiastical · Freehand · Torchon
Continental: Binche · Flanders · Mechlin · Paris · Valenciennes
Point ground: Bayeux · Blonde · Bucks point · Chantilly · Tønder · Beveren · Lille
Guipure: Genoese · Venetian · Bedfordshire · Cluny · Maltese
Part laces: Honiton · Bruges · Brussels
Tape: Milanese · Flemish · Russian · Peasant
Tape lace:
Mezzopunto · Princess · Renaissance · Romanian point
Knotted lace:
Crocheted lace:
Lace knitting:
Machine-made lace:
Warp Knit · Bobbinet · Leavers · Pusher · Barmen · Curtain Machine · Chemical
Hand Finished: Hand-run Gimps
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