Kantklossen is the art of making bobbin lace. It is made by twisting threads using bobbins. Pins hold the lace in place while it is being made.
Bobbin lace took a lot of time to create and was expensive. Having clothes with bobbin lace was a sign of wealth and can be seen in many paintings and inventories of richer people.
Bobbin lace worker. Credits: Unknown artist, about 1600-1620; collection Rijksmuseum (public domain)
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