- Point De Mechlin
- POINT DE MECHLINA lace made in one piece on the pillow, the ground being formed with the pattern. Very fine thread is used and much skill is required. The fabric is very costly.
Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.
Point De Mechlin
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