Gereedschap voor een naaldkantmotief in de vorm van kleermakerslinnen waarop groen perkament is genaaid met witte traceerdraden in de vorm van een boeket bloemen voor op een korte mouw c. 1906 - 1910

This is a design template for a needlepoint pattern created by the Kantwerkschool (Lace School) in The Hague. The design shows a bouquet of flowers on a green parchment piece, which is sewn onto linen fabric and traced in white thread. The small size of the design suggests it was meant for a small detail on a garment, such as a sleeve. The design's delicate detailing and floral motif are characteristic of the Art Nouveau style prevalent during this period. This template was likely used for teaching needlepoint techniques and designing garments for fashion, making it a fascinating example of the craft and design education in the early 20th century.