Brugge Flower lace originates from Brugge in Belgium. It is a braid lace worked in sections. The thread is typically linen and is one of the thicker threads you will find used in traditional lacemaking.
Brugge flower lace is one of the laces that I teach (see the Teaching tab for more information of future courses/courses I teach). Relatively inexperienced lacemakers can make the lace. Sewings on Brugge Flower lace are worked with a crochet hook and much easier in Fresian Linen 80 than Egyptian gassed 180 that can be used in Honiton.
In addition to in person courses I’ve also made available on my YouTube Channel a playlist of basic Brugge flower techniques to help you start making Brugge Flower lace. This is introduced on the videos listed on the channel but you need to click on the information under the video (or here) to get to the playlist. The playlist has been hidden so the videos don’t clutter my list of videos.
