In this century lacemaking became an increasingly leisure activity and with the increased interest in the newer forms of lacemaking like tatting, crochet and knitted lace, while more and more people are rediscovering the lure of lace. "Lace days" and lace classes are cropping up everywhere and learning to make lace and discovering its relaxing qualities has become increasingly popular. Torchon lace is commonly the first bobbin lace learned with Bedfordshire Lace one of the most popular. Another of the popular laces made today is tatting. and it's portability makes it truly loved. No matter which lace is your favorite, knowing something about it's history and tradition adds to the enjoyment of wearing it.
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