Es are used in completing them, many being combinations of or adaptations from the s 

E formed of Raleigh bars, or of twisted bars made like the net-work
for Raleigh bars. The loops of the bows may be filled in with point de
Bruxelles or any fine stitch preferred. The design is pretty for
bordering table scarfs, tidies, valances and curtains when heavy braids
are selected. The finer braids render the design appropriate for
handkerchiefs and dainty trimming laces. [Illustration: No.
31.--Bow-Knot Design for Modern Lace.] No. 32. PRINCESS LACE DOILY
DESIGN. The design here illustrated may
be enlarged or simplified to please individual taste, and it may be made
of Honiton braid as well as point. The connecting stitches may be point
de Bruxelles, Raleigh and Sorrento bars, "spiders" or any of the fine
stitches described and illustrated in the department devoted to
stitches. A dainty picot braid follows the outer edge of the doily. This
design, enlarged sufficiently,
would form an elegant pattern for a lace handkerchief. [Illustration:
No. 32.--Princess Lace Doily Design