| Woollen cloth, radio equipment, bricks, and furniture are manufactured, and agriculture, lacework, and other crafts are practiced. |
| In contact with flowers, lacework or negatives the paper darkens and takes on different shades, depending on the chemicals used. |
| All around us, the massive, bell-shaped trunks of the cypress trees spread into a lacework canopy trailing veils of Spanish moss. |
| She enjoyed knitting, crochet and lacework, which she put to use in making toys. |
| Between the pillars, just beneath the roof, alternating crests of the football club or cricket club are suspended by wrought-iron lacework. |
| In the 18th century Chantilly became famed for its fine lacework and beautiful porcelain. |
