Historical and technical description
Miriam Mauri
Gorizia stitch was invented in 1946 by Emma Kocevar Malner, a teacher developed at School of Wien, and for several years was Headmistress of Gorizia School.
Really, two different techniques are called Gorizia stitch: the first one is made with 3 pairs; two vertical of them are overlapped between themselves and cross the running or active pair; the second one, looks as a ribbon with two variations, is made with more pairs crossed and turned alternately to right or to left.
(translated by the school)
Information workshop 11th - 12th May
2005
Teacher: Michela Zongher, Gorizia Lace School
Language: Italian, English, (Slovenian)
Prerequisite: Knowledge of cloth stitch
Objective: Learning the techniques and the working of a small design.
Materials provided by the organisation: Threads, designs and workbook.
Materials to be provided by the pupils: 15 pairs of bobbins (13 pairs wound with cotton thread nr 30 and 2 pairs with silk
n. 3), small scissors,
crochet hook nr 0.5, fine pins, small scissors and lace pillow.
On request flat lace pillow at €12.00
