What is Honiton bobbin lace?

Honiton was a type of bobbin lace made in 19th century England, and it can be seen on Queen Victoria's wedding gown and on christening gowns.

Honiton was a type of bobbin lace made in England reaching the height of its popularity in the middle of the 19th century. It's still very much in practice today by those who know how to do it. When you think of Queen Victoria's wedding gown or christening gowns, generally they'll have little motifs of Honiton bobbin lace applied to the net of the garment.

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