A needle and thread to create embroidery around holes are often used to make, for 10 points, name what type of fabric with holes, and which is often seen on wedding gowns and table cloths?
According to the website of a guild named for it, this material's rise was spurred by the invention of the styrofoam pillow. The first treatise on this material, which was written by Pamela Nottingham, discusses how to make the "Cluny" form of it. Catherine of Aragon supposedly taught residents of Bedfordshire how to make this material, which is why makers of it celebrate Catterntide. One of the two major mechanized methods of making this material evolved from passementerie (PASS-men-tree) in the 1500s, whereas the other major method is used to make ruticella and buratto forms of it. Point de Venise and Chantilly are types of this material, which can be made using a stiff straw cushion and a set of bobbins. A needle and thread to create embroidery around holes are often used to make, for 10 points, name what type of fabric with holes, and which is often seen on wedding gowns and table cloths?
According to the website of a guild named for it, this material's rise was spurred by the invention of the styrofoam pillow.
lace [prompt on fabric or cloth]