does anyone know of a place which breaks down all sorts of lace-making techniques?? lace types, different traditions etc. or your favorite teaching resource on any type of lace you like? much obliged! 
edit: great stuff everyone! many things to look at! thank you 💙
@o1vr @beandreams Have you had a look at Lacis?
The museum web site probably has some good resources about lace in general and probably some good learning materials in the links and you can buy books and materials from the store.
https://lacismuseum.org/
Also, the antique pattern library is full of old books and instruction manuals for all sorts of fiber/needle arts. But its not terribly easy to sort through
https://www.antiquepatternlibrary.org/index.htm
Established in 2004, Lacis Museum of Lace & Textiles is a legacy museum honoring textile artist and entrepreneur KAETHE KLIOT (1930-2002). Now known as Lacis, the little textile emporium founded by Kaethe in 1965 operated as a haven for the burgeoning fiber arts community. It was a place of inspiration and ready encouragement, where she provided her support, imparted her wisdom, and generously lent her expertise to all.
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