  Bobbin lace is a fibre art form in which threads are braided together to form
a fabric, often with a very detailed and complex design. In traditional
practice, each region of the fabric is filled with a periodic texture. We
establish the groundwork for non-periodic lace patterns and present three new
quasiperiodic families based on Sturmian words, the Penrose tiling by thick and
thin rhombs and the Ammann-bar decoration of the Penrose tiling.
