Object

• bead: With Itty Bitty Beading Bugs, children can lace soft beads and plastic spacers in a multitude of combinations.

Converse of object

• ruffle: Arms and neckline are trimmed with decadent baby blue and white ruffled lace and a cream ribbon bow.

• embroider: Fashioned in sheer striped tulle, the neckline and hem are trimmed in rich embroidered lace with ribbon details.

• scallop: A feminine Swiss dot floral design is printed throughout and accented with scalloped lace edging.

• tie: Instead of tying laces, consider buying lace locks, which will hold your laces tight.

• knit: Beside working with the bobbins, there is needle lace, knitted lace, netting, crochet and tatting.

Adjective modifier

• floral: The cups of the chemise are made of stretch floral lace.

• elastic: Some people find Velcro fastenings or elastic laces helpful.

• delicate: The luxurious soft silk of this cami is trimmed with delicate lace.

• handmade: Handmade lace is still produced locally, mainly for pleasure, the Museum contains an extensive collection.

Modifies a noun

• tablecloth: Floor length red table covers under a smaller white lace tablecloth.

• trimming: It has a simple, modern cut embellished with delicate lace trimming.

• shawl: The single cabin, filled with dusty lanterns, was a maze of filthy recesses veiled by old lace shawls.

• bodice: Her dress was of white organdie with lace bodice and her train was 20 minutes late.

• curtain: Nuclear weapons became the lace curtains of Britain ' s political poverty.

• ruffle: A striking cropped leather jacket with bow was featured with a lace ruffle neck top and classic jeans.

Noun used with modifier

• bobbin: Lacemaking For 300 years Olney was at the heart of bobbin lace making industry in the area.

• shoe: Elastic based shoe laces that do not require any tying.

• pillow: The principal manufacture is of pillow lace and shoes.